Sentence examples for unification of all from inspiring English sources

Tells of transit problems and movement of unification of all lines.

Thus, string theory was proposed as the sought-for unification of all forces and all matter.

Universal credit, the alleged simplification and supposed unification of all benefits, the pet project of Iain Duncan Smith, is in serious trouble.

Thus, the political unification of all Italy south of the Po River was achieved, and Romans and Italians, hitherto linked by alliance, could now become a single nation.

This circumstance helped enlist the southern German states to Prussia's side in the ensuing war, which resulted in the unification of all the German states (except Austria) into modern Germany.

On September 6, Byrnes then announced a new policy: if unification of all Germany proved impossible, the United States would instead promote "maximum possible unification" (i.e., in the western zones only).

We are seeing the first signs of a major fragmentation of this planet that, until recently, the cognoscenti were convinced was globalizing rapidly and headed for unifications of all sorts.

"Such a diverse unification of people, all cheering you on," she said, despite the disappointment in her legs.

The triumvirate of Palmerston, Russell, and Gladstone did indeed help, over the next 18 months, to secure the unification of almost all Italy.

By this point in the Star, the reader has been asked to see herself as situated in the middle of the course leading to the unification of the "All".

Moreover, Rosenzweig proceeds to show that in entering into the reciprocal relations with one another which ground our experience, elemental beings take steps towards the ultimate systematic unification of the "All".