Sentence examples for unity of desire from inspiring English sources
The most tantalizing words Ma spoke were these: "The power of what you desire makes things happen". But does anyone currently believe that Washington, wherein the power to legislate resides, can find enough unity of desire to make meaningful improvement?
The French philosopher Alain Finkielkraut called this brief interval "the Second Enlightenment" partly because of the unity of desire for a world at peace.
The voice of unity, of oneness and our desire to merge in spirit and body with our lover, lets go of individuality and our capacity to live alone.
The record high turnout at the vote demonstrated the unity of Kazakhstan's people, their desire to live in a stable state and their support for the program I put forward before them," he said.
If they can see how a conservative belief in the institution of marriage and in the unity of families, and an atavistic desire to be present at the wedding of one's own children, translate into support for same-sex marriage so can, say, Mississippians.
Sometimes it would be good if the first group of people could keep the loyalty and patience and desire for unity of the fourth group, who are the party's poor bloody infantry who deliver leaflets and canvass to get Labour elected, at the front of their minds.
But behind the declaration of unity and a desire to honour a peace deal signed last year, there is deep panic at the country's desperate financial position.
But even if we grant the need for the kind of unity desired by both the Kantians and the communitarians, this does not yet imply that we must grant the life-long unity on which they both insist.
But the unity desired in works of art is much greater than this: it is more like the unity of the higher organisms in which every part functions not independently of the others but interdependently with them, and it is this interdependency of the parts that constitutes an organic unity.
