Sentence examples for unity acceptance from inspiring English sources

The pieces feature the organization's iconic ampersand logo, which symbolizes unity, acceptance and "the power of our voices together".

This would have created a powerful message of unity, acceptance, and spirituality that would have created a lasting legacy of affirmation for an extraordinary life.

It encompassed a feeling of belonging, unity, and acceptance as well as a willingness to help others and participate.

When we speak of unity and acceptance it all sounds beautiful and magical.

"It is clear that his vision of America is one of division and exclusion, not unity and acceptance".

"We need to try to use social media to inspire and spread messages of love, unity and acceptance," she said, "along with our fierce dresses and Snapchat dancing".

Last but not least, does it just stop at the monthly dialogue we come together for where we talk about unity and acceptance with the reassurance that we will never truly be held accountable for our words when it comes to action?

Smiles in the family create unity and acceptance; smiles in the face of danger express a determination to overcome hardship with a level head and a kind heart.

The report measured race relations, equality and equity, institutional integrity, unity and historical acceptance.

Mr. Dewey spoke confidently of unity in an acceptance speech characterized by his biographer, Richard Norton Smith, in "Thomas E. Dewey and His Times," as short, dignified and "the speech of a man already elected".

From about 300 until about 550, canon law in Western churches had a certain unity through the acceptance of the Eastern and North African councils and the binding factor of the papal decretal law (answers of popes to questions of bishops in matters of discipline), which did not exist in the East.