Sentence examples for unity of the group from inspiring English sources

The unity of the group had been destroyed.

The unity of the group, although seemingly restored at the end, has been broken.

It's about the whole group, the unity of the group, the strength that we've got.

It doesn't threaten the unity of the group "because we don't allow this situation to affect who we are.

He praised the contrasting brick colors, the "architectural unity" of the group and the "affectionate care" McKim, Mead & White had given such a modest commission.

The linguistic data prove the unity of the group of eastern-Italic idioms, belonging to the Indo-European stock but differing from the Latin.

But it was not until the past few days -- with signs that the unity of that group might be cracking -- that he agreed to put what one administration official called "meat on the bones" of its offer.

"Imani Winds," released in 2006, includes Ms. Coleman's "Umoja," which is named for a Swahili word for unity and is now one of the group's signature pieces.

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.

The race to select the next House speaker has driven a wedge in the fiery House Freedom Caucus, potentially weakening the unity of the conservative group that pushed out the current speaker.

Some participatory dances also allow individual dancers to display their talents, as in ballroom or disco dancing, but in many folk dances, particularly those derived from ancient rituals, the sense of unity within the group usually outweighs the importance attached to any one dancer.