Sentence examples for unifying by from inspiring English sources

"What worries me," she wrote, "is that he is seen as unifying by his race while she is seen as divisive by her sex. . . .

Formally the images are unified by a clear directorial voice.

"People will be unified by a referendum," he said.

Still, their work is unified by a sense of realism.

The German nation was unified by its railways.

He concluded by claiming his political philosophy was unified by the theme of putting Americans first.

People say they are unified by a heritage that mixes European and Indian blood.

Different as these objects are, they seem to belong together, unified by extraordinarily discerning eyes.

The Nuggets became unified by outrage, and focused on a simple goal.

North and South Korea, unified by communitarian norms, have had very different experiences.

Her works were unified by the motto "Art is a guarantee of sanity".