Sentence examples for unity that binds from inspiring English sources
The kind of unity that binds people to one another even though they differ so much is found in their quest for esteem and recognition.
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.
The alternative is to conceive the thing as a collection of qualities, yet what is the nature of the ontological tie that binds them into the unity of the thing?
That binds the game together.
There is also unity in the exercise of our cognitive capacities, unity that consists of integration of motivating factors, perceptions, beliefs, etc., and there is unity in the outputs, unity that consists of integration of behaviour.
A unity that could be felt, a unity that could be heard and a unity that could be seen — a unity even without words and without speech.
You have special ties that bind you.
This joint tenancy is characterized by the four unities, that is, unity of interest, unity of title, unity of time, and unity of possession. 2 Tiffany, Real Property (3d ed), § 418, p 196.
So it helps at moments of renewal to step back enough to feel the thread that binds the "unity of mankind" and connects us to our forbears.
Moreover, the original difficulty as to the unity of the thing is left unsolved by this move, since it becomes possible to ask what it is that binds the qualities to their substance.
