Sentence examples for unity of sentiment from inspiring English sources

While Plato emphasizes the unity of sentiment in the ideal city, Marcus emphasizes the citizen's being a functional part of the whole city: just as this matter would not be a limb at all without the body of which it is a part, so too, this human individual would not be what he is without a city of which he is a part (Marcus must mean the cosmic city).

It's enough to listen to the words of two beautiful tangos: Garua and Esta Tarde Gris, to see that a unity of sentiment between these words and those of Austen.

As long as the state's minorities are stifled in favour of a facade of unity, the sentiment is empty: "many worlds", yes, but a splintered state.

There's a real improvement of sentiment".

"A GROUNDSWELL of sentiment for peace".

They are afraid of sentiment.

Verdicts of sentiment lack a truth-value.

This is only partly out of sentiment.

What measure of sentiment do you prefer?

In Sri Lanka, blood donations by the majority Sinhalese have merged Buddhist notions of 'merit, social service, kinship and higher orders of cultural unity' with nationalistic sentiments to render it a form of covert participation in the war against the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam LTTEE) (Simpson 2009).

(Unity of time and place).