Sentence examples for undivided from inspiring English sources

He gave you his undivided attention and he expected the same from you, which was a very bracing experience.

In a wave of postwar optimism, everyone would work together on clusters of desks scattered across undivided floor-plates.

Only one thing is necessary for populism: the notion of the people as a morally pure, undivided whole, permanently threatened by elites and minorities.

Sometimes subjects were happy to be photographed while they were interviewed – the famous picture of a laughing Mick Jagger was captured this way – but her preference was to have her subject's undivided attention.

Thus far, the Pacific remains largely undivided, but APEC has few other achievements to its name.

Only about 5% of South Korea's population has any memory of an undivided Korea, and a diminishing number has relatives in the north.

But Jerusalem would be the undivided capital of Israel, which the Palestinians must recognise as a specifically Jewish state as a precondition for any deal.

During six years of undivided Republican rule, Mr Bush splurged on all sorts of things, not just aid.

But thanks to China's "one-child" policy, a newly married couple can count on the undivided support of their parents to buy a new flat.

In a speech to the American Congress in May 2011, he declared triumphantly, and to sustained applause, that Jerusalem would be undivided, evidently under Israeli control, noting that "the vast majority of the 650,000 Israelis who live beyond the 1967 lines reside in neighbourhoods and suburbs of Jerusalem and Greater Tel Aviv".

He declared that "Jerusalem will remain the capital of Israel" and that "it must remain undivided".