Sentence examples for unity of movement from inspiring English sources

There was no pain, only a great unity of movement and aim.

Furthermore, in listening to music, this listening is informed by an ongoing sense (or unity) of movement, rhythm, tone, scale, style, and so forth.

A unity-of-science movement arose in the Vienna Circle, a group of scientists and philosophers that met regularly in Vienna in the 1920s and '30s and was associated in particular with Rudolf Carnap and Otto Neurath.

The filmmakers have argued that any titles would harm the over-all aesthetic unity of images, movement, and words.

In August 1939 Tarski traveled to the United States to attend a congress of the Unity of Science movement (see Vienna Circle).

Neurath was a social scientist, scientific philosopher and maverick leader of the Vienna Circle who championed 'the scientific attitude' and the Unity of Science movement.

In any case, in "Introduction to Metaphysics," Bergson compares all three images: "the unrolling of our duration [the spool] in certain aspects resembles the unity of a movement which progresses [the elastic], in others, a multiplicity of states spreading out [the color-spectrum]." Now we can see that duration really consists in two characteristics:  unity and multiplicity.

The greater the mass and unity of the movement, the better chance of getting demands met.

In truth, a naïve romance with Soviet Communism is inseparable from the character of and essential to the unity of the artists' movement.

Be silent like others and don't ask about anything.' But the good thing is the unity of human rights movements around the world".

So it is striking that another CAG offshoot, the Statue of Unity movement, is going round collecting old iron implements from farms around the country.