Sentence examples for unites both from inspiring English sources

In Dubliners we are inundated with a series of epiphanies: the conduit that unites both our and Joyce's awareness.

Though separated by centuries, each text is ultimately concerned with the celebration and affirmation of grace; Mahler unites both, astonishingly, through his music.

An ennobling act of sacrifice unites both plays, "The Countess Cathleen" and "Cathleen Ni Houlihan," but they also embody distinct strands in Yeats's dramatic work.

Resentment at this in Taiwan unites both Mr Ma's relatively pro-China ruling party, the Kuomintang (KMT), and the opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), which favours formal independence for Taiwan.

For it unites both those on the inside, such as public-sector workers who fear for their privileges, with students on the outside, who fear losing their natural-born right to a permanent job upon graduating with a diploma in sociology.

There are various ways of analysing vulnerability, namely, socio-economic, biophysical and an integrated approach, which unites both socio-economic and biophysical factors.

So Kevin Phillips (West Brom) and James Beattie (Sheffield United), both former England internationals to boot, are ineligible.

But Mr. Vasiliev opts to unite both as a fantasy expressed through the decor.

What united both conflicts was Taylor's ambition to become the region's reigning power.

Down in the relegation places, their next two league fixtures are against Manchester City and Manchester United, both away.

Conquerors and victims could soon be united, both seeing a void in their attack.