Sentence examples for very unified from inspiring English sources

"The people are very unified so the Taliban failed.

"You could see in the Walker recall that the labor movement remained very unified".

"A lot of people would see that as being counterproductive," said Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz of Florida, a former Clinton supporter who has become very, very unified.

This cabal, never very unified in its members' aims and sympathies, fell apart by 1672; Shaftesbury even became one of Charles II's fiercest opponents.

Mr. Hassenbein, in explaining his interaction with Doc, said that this congregation was "a very unified community, but then arbitrarily, suddenly and out of the blue" there is fighting, and then unity again.

Despite such daunting difficulties, the Cuban church is now "a very unified church, which is often the case during oppressive regimes," said Thomas E. Quigley, a policy adviser with the United States Catholic Conference.

Ms. Maloney acknowledged, "His rhetoric is very unifying.

White House officials prepped reporters for Tuesday's performance by saying that President Trump will be "optimistic" as well as "very unifying" and that "the tone will be one of bipartisanship and it will be very forward looking". And Trump will speak "from the heart". No. Trump will speak "from a teleprompter". That's why we'll hear "unifying" and "bipartisan" notes.

The show really unified the country so much that it evolved into something very different halfway through.

Yes, I do know what electromagnetism is, thank you very much – unified forces, Einstein, blah blah blah, mass unaccounted for, yadda yadda, quarks, Higgs boson, the end.

And if more than 20% say that they do, we will then find out just how honourable Mr Carswell is". He said he believed it was a "very good unifying day for the party" - blaming splits with Mr Carswell and his supporters for many of the stories of internal division that have hit UKIP.