Sentence examples for yearning for unity from inspiring English sources

It reveals, he says a few pages later, "that sex is messianic, future-oriented, and that it is a yearning for unity and for the body of the mother".

I have done what I could, over these ten years, to preserve in my children a sense of hope and a yearning for unity.

In an earlier post: Restoring America's Soul: The Hero's Journey of Barack Obama found here, I suggested that Obama's Hero's Journey is an outward manifestation, symbolic of our collective yearning for unity and wholeness.

The younger generation in particular yearns for national unity to accomplish the things that every rational person wants, such as a solution to global warming.

With the country on the brink of the "fiscal cliff" and yearning for longer-term unity, the two men's coming together might be an excellent outcome.

It is a young country, yearning for the settled unity of an England or a France, he writes in a voice that blends the acuity of Martha Gellhorn with the meditative grace of W.G. Sebald.Both accounts are steeped in memories of the second world war.

On the other hand, in some quarters, the feeling of embattlement provoked by Iran and the Islamic State has inspired a healthy kind of Saudi nationalism -- that is, not jingoism but a yearning for true national unity based on acceptance of sectarian difference.

But, by the mid-seventies, the idea was stood on its head: in the wake of the sixties' great political, social, and generational disruptions, nostalgia (for the fifties, and sometimes for earlier) took hold, as did the dream and the yearning for the kind of cultural unity that seemed (but only seemed) to have been lost.

"We stand for unity.

So much for unity.

Campbell appealed for unity.