Sentence examples for visions of unity from inspiring English sources
Are the great visions of unity, then, simply aspects under which we view the world?
Emerson undercuts his visions of unity (as of everything else) through what Stanley Cavell calls his "epistemology of moods".
Nevertheless, Mr. Netanyahu's vision of unity seemed far from assured.
The vision of unity is central to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and the teachings of his Apostles.
The new executive director must be able to rally the troops and cultivate a vision of unity among players.
For Padel, the Greek vision of unity, balance and proportion – in the body, the mind, and in society – may still console us too.
"A Vision of Unity" (editorial, Jan . 21 was most hopeful, and you gave a fair assessment of President George W. Bush's inaugural speech.
The region, however, was left with a vision of unity and a sense of cultural integrity upon which Sukhothai's successor states, especially Ayutthaya, were to build in following centuries.
The tone darkened, with a focus on the gruesome spillover of privatization — one character was raped, another put in solitary — and yet the season still managed to end in a rapturous vision of unity, with the inmates swimming together, as if baptized, in a lake.
How can the vision of succession and the vision of unity be reconciled?
At some point in many of his essays and addresses, Emerson enunciates, or at least refers to, a great vision of unity.
