Sentence examples for unity in the wake from inspiring English sources

Party unity in the wake of Ms O'Donnell's win will also fray.

In the spirit of family unity in the wake of their father's death, Nick agrees to the trip, even though he is uneasy with his brother's obsession.

Just when you thought you'd seen the humble pencil repurposed in every way possible as a symbol of free speech and unity in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo attacks, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama arrives with his own rather subtle Tricolour pocket square.

A number of execs, including Tim Cook have already called for unity in the wake of November's election, and now it seems that Trump is looking to sit down at the table with some key tech industry leaders.

Howard says that we were "proud" and "wounded" but forging a sort of unity in the wake of 9/11.

A community leader in Baton Rouge made a powerful call for unity in the wake of Alton Sterling's killing. .

But then, apart from moments of national unity — usually in the wake of war or some other terrible event — Presidents rarely get high approval ratings; there are too many agendas occupying the nation's psychic and social space.

Sunday's call for unity came in the wake of the attack on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo and the murder of four legendary French cartoonists who have long wielded the sharpest of pens.

Nearly four million took to the streets and squares across France on Sunday 11 January for a Unity march in the wake of three days of terror that left 17 dead, and a nation saddened, stunned, and - it is hoped - strengthened in a new solidarity.

Mr. Parfyonov sketched out the recent history of Russian broadcasting, starting with Mr. Putin's ousting of media moguls whose channels were critical of the government and the demand for national unity that came in the wake of terrorist attacks.

"Today is not a day for politics," Clinton told a crowd in the swing state of Ohio, as she appealed for unity among Americans in the wake of terrorism while vowing to confront the threat posed by "radical jihadists".