Sentence examples for uniting these two from inspiring English sources

The Correspondance between Gustave Flaubert and Guy de Maupassant (the centenary of whose death was also celebrated in 1993) revealed the great affection uniting these two writers (at times one could imagine Flaubert to be Maupassant's father).

The DEJ is a complex and critical structure uniting these two dissimilar calcified tissues and acts to prevent the propagation of cracks from enamel into dentin.

Surprisingly enough, that may be the one thing uniting these two angry groups: they both think de Blasio is fucking up.

The coal and steel industries being essential for the production of munitions, Schuman believed that by uniting these two industries across France and Germany under an innovative supranational system that also included a European anti-cartel agency, he could "make war not only unthinkable but materially impossible".

Tabacaru & Danielopol [ 35] assume a sister group relationship of Decapoda and Euphausiacea, uniting these two taxa in Eucarida.

However, this alliance may result from LBA, further exacerbated by A + T sequence bias (Foster and Hickey 1999), as suggested by the fast evolutionary rates and the short common branch uniting these two lineages (fig. 5).

We finish by looking ahead to the prospects of uniting these three technologies to allow accurate, high-throughput screening of mutants and automated comparison of biological data with computer predictions.

While I find this goal in almost all of Stravinsky's music, and while I happen to admire much of Schoenberg's output, I think the latter is less successful at uniting these three spheres on a regular basis.

What unites these two stories?

All that seems to unite these two is grief and habit.

The one thing that unites these two perspectives is a commitment to male irresponsibility.