Sentence examples for unity something from inspiring English sources
It's a world made out of distinctions — sexual preferences, personal taste — but there is also a certain unity, something that binds the separate cultures.
Call it nostalgia, but on this night, they saw something there they very much wanted to remember — a spirit, unity, something.
An official in Mr. Sarkozy's administration, asked on Tuesday about the comment from the Polish president, said it was possible that European nations might move at different speeds toward unity, something most experts see as unworkable.
Sattouf marched in the January 11th demonstration, when four million French people gathered across the country with "Je Suis Charlie" banners, but the spectacle of patriotic unity — something with which he was all too familiar, from his childhood in Syria — left him feeling uncomfortable.
However, one night as Lightman was looking at the stars from a small boat in the sea, he was overcome with a sensation of merging with something larger than himself — a grand eternal unity, something that was both permanent but immaterial.
"The disruptive and conflict-ridden behavior which has marked out Jewish Supremacist activities through the millennia strongly suggests that Jews have remained more or less genetically uniform and have … developed a group evolutionary survival strategy based on a common biological unity — something which strongly militates against the Khazar theory," Duke wrote in his blog in February.
There is also no reason to expect the modes of the marginal posterior distributions to sum-to-unity: something that is not an issue if the full posterior distribution is used in down-stream analyses.
The Indigenous runners had their own reasons for running — a sense of unity, building something.
"It's great to see a sense of unity around something that was so divisive".
Such global unity was something that no peacemaker, politician or prophet had ever quite achieved.
Or will unity, or something close to it, prove more important?
