Sentence examples for unity with other from inspiring English sources

"A deep, intimate travel within yourself, to celebrate unity with other tribe members".

"I liked the sense of unity with other riders," Lovering, 29, said later.

Decorated in orange in unity with other Orange Walks that took place across the United States on December 12 , 2015 community members and families--children, mothers, and fathers held up orange and white signs calling for an end to gun violence as onlookers looked quizzically at the display.

Many beneficiaries cited a sense of "unity" with other garden members: "The garden helped a lot because we developed "one-ness" that was not there before.

Given the imagery employed here, there does look to be some philosophical import in this otherwise intensely personal passage: it is one example of the Neoplatonic desperation of the individual soul's attempt to overcome its isolation by seeking unity with others, a unity that can ultimately only be found in the unity with God (IV.ix.14 and XI.xxix.39).39

It fosters a deep sense of unity with others giving rise to universal compassion.

It tried to form a national unity government with other Palestinian parties, and sent out a series of moderate-sounding messages, hinting that, under the right conditions, it might abandon its stated goal of destroying Israel.

In 1958 the movement joined in a "Junta of Unity" with most other groups opposing Batista.

He called the Second Vatican Council, the most important assembly of the Church in the century, under the twin banners of renewal and unity with the other Christian Churches.

The Saudis, fearing the contagion of the revolts in Bahrain and elsewhere, and seeking to counter the influence of Iran, their regional rival, have pushed a proposal for greater unity with five other Persian Gulf monarchies.

The real is that world that we feel we have lost when we begin to mediate our experience through imagery or language; it is the world of unity with the other or the mother figure (which Continentally oriented feminists often write as (M Other to emphasize that it is a position of the other from the point of view of the child; typically this position is taken by women).