Sentence examples for unity and strength of from inspiring English sources
On a blog for the Huffington Post, McCluskey said Watson had "no scruples" and had underestimated the unity and strength of union backing for Corbyn.
"The whole achievement of reaching Serie A is the result of the unity and strength of the group," the defender says.
Finally, the apparent unity and strength of Britain's elite during the Seven Years' War was deceptive: Newcastle and many of his allies were elderly men, Pitt was difficult and unstable, and old Whig and Tory alignments had ceased to have much meaning.
"This shows the unity and strength of our city and community; the resistance of the people and love for our city," Blackwell said, according to the Cincinnati Enquirer. .
Knowing that poaching allegations were often false and that resources were in good health would in turn re-enforce the unity and strength of the group and trust in its members.
The marquees of the Las Vegas Strip go dark in a show of unity and strength for the victims and their families.
But it was also a show of unity and strength to enact reform, a throwback, football players trying to instigate a seismic shift at the very top of the ivory tower, not because of dollars, or greed, but simply out of principle.
Prior to the election, the regime seemed to be quite confident that the international community had become supportive, or at least understanding, of its unity and strength in the face of pressure on its nuclear program.
But in this nondescript headquarters, with its cavernous war room and faded linoleum floors, the Queens party operates with a level of unity and strength that has become the talk of politicians throughout the state.
Speakers called for unity and strength in the face of Albanian efforts to force the Serbs to leave the last major city in Kosovo.
Perhaps this is why, when I hear Obama laud "the outpouring of unity and strength and fellowship and love" in the wake of the Charleston killings, I feel only despair: despair as deep as a knife wound.
