Sentence examples for united in the same from inspiring English sources

We're all united in the same cause this weekend.

"I like the tradition that on one day every year everyone is united in the same colour.

Wright's games are so different from E.A.'s other releases that it was hard to imagine the two being united in the same enterprise.

The union did not throw off the formal sovereignty of the king of Spain, but it confirmed the effective powers of the provincial stadtholders (formally the "lieutenants," or governors, of the king) as their political leaders (there was no "stadtholder of the United Provinces," as foreigners often assumed, although several of the provincial stadtholderates were often united in the same person).

A few messages have come fromsurviving French veterans of World War II like Jean Flouriot, who writes from a retirement home in Rennes as "one old man who wants to express his compassion for the American people" and is "once again united in the same battle against murderous madness".

I never saw in my lifetime, and I don't find in my memory, a circumstance in which this country has gone through such a disaster with open eyes and such a popular fervour, left and right united in the same dishonour, nobody wanting to take the responsibility of going out.

Most strikingly, the Democrats were united in offering the same advice: that the administration's successes must be front and center.

At the week's end he faces the possibility of Lord Rennard going to court to fight his case, those who accuse the party chief executive threatening to do the same, and everyone united in the belief that the Lib Dem leader has made a hash of things.

Having the same colonial system and experience the different tribes and cultures are united in the legacy of the "Bhinneka Tunggal Ika" which is a postcolonial slogan for uniting diverse societies.

The State Senate passed a similar bill on Monday; the Assembly vote was the first time the Legislature united in endorsing same-sex marriage.

Though united in opposing same-sex unions, the bishops differed over whether to toughen the document's language.