Sentence examples for unity and quality of from inspiring English sources

"The reputation of the Phillips Collection is not in exhibitions but in the unity and quality of the collection," Jay Gates, its director, said in a recent interview.

To achieve unity, the fragmentary quality of details (facial features) must be resigned.

These qualities may promote unity and solidarity of a sort useful in maintaining an egalitarian society, but it's not hard to see the drawbacks of cultural norms that suppress individuality or dissent.

Direct unity obtains when the qualities represented in one specious present are experienced as succeeding on from qualities in the immediately preceding specious present; indirect unity is the ancestral of direct unity, and obtains when qualities experienced in non-adjacent specious presents are connected by chains of direct phenomenal unity (2003: 100).

This confirms the overall genetic unity and distinctiveness of East Asia.

Most of the RRs for the new data shown in Table 1 are less than unity, and all of the confidence intervals include unity.

And yet if one compares the old with the new and turns the time-stained file there is a certain unity - the unity of purpose, of character, even of competence and quality, allowance being made for the changes of circumstance and need.

Here, there is great unity among the players and quality as well.

Without relations, there is neither unity nor multiplicity; form and quality depend on relations (A.28a).

The emergence of a European Constitution, which incorporates a binding Charter of Fundamental Rights and constitutes a system of values characterised by unity and integration, demands higher quality justice and the harmonisation of criminal legislation.

According to El Moutawakel, the Commission was very impressed with the unity of government support, the quality of the presentations and the level of integration of the Games in the country's long-term development plan.