Sentence examples for unity breaking from inspiring English sources
Party unity breaking out in both the Commons and the country.
Reflecting his attempts to reset relations with Latin America, he said called for a new sense of unity, breaking into Spanish to say: "Todos somos americanos" – we are all Americans.
At last unity breaks out in Labour.
However, if the government of national unity breaks down, there could be increased division, potentially along ethnic and/or geographic lines, in the country.
At that time, Moorish unity broke down, and the Christian lands of northern Spain were briefly united under Sancho III Garcés (Sancho the Great), who greatly expanded the holdings of Navarre.
It was possible to feel, in the midst of that horror and fear and mourning, a sense of unity break through the city's usual attitude of indifferent individualism.
A biography informed by close, intelligent reading of all Rimbaud's writings, not just the poetry he abandoned when he was 20 for a career of imperialist adventurism; Robb takes the life and work of Rimbaud in a single vision, as a unity not broken by separating the poet in France from the gunrunner in Africa.
But Mr. Fahmy said the Brotherhood believed that Palestinian unity could break the deadlock in talks with Israel.
This display of unity rapidly broke down, however, as the police investigation began to focus on the Islamist militant group al-Qaeda.
Mr. Netanyahu, who has strong public approval ratings here, heads into the meeting after a politically tough two weeks, in which his broad unity government broke apart.
