(1) All three voices joined together in sudden unity .

(2) It is highly unlikely that they would allow any internal or external factor to trifle with their unity or a united platform to promote and preserve their interests.

(3) This notion of a complex unity of the book leads us to a second thesis.

(4) Most European leaders realize that a policy of opposing the United States makes European unity impossible.

(5) It is the greatest threat to communal harmony, democracy, secularism, peace, progress, unity and integrity of our motherland.

(6) In fact, he even may have gained speed on rivals, thanks to specific properties of the two cube roots of unity that are complex numbers.

(7) As suggested above by Carr, however, there is not a clear, unambiguous macrostructure for the book; and this makes for a complex unity .

(8) They speak of the three parts as a unity

(9) If you challenge their conception of society and politics, then they say you are a threat to national unity or to peace and order and stability.

(10) Ways of preserving family unity

(11) There are movies to see for their artistic unity , visual brilliance, or dramatic power.

(12) Yet we don't count up two diamonds from the deuce and two from the trey, but treat each card as a complete unity .

(13) Notwithstanding this jarring absence of any thematic unity , each piece itself is worth a read.

(14) All these proofs use complex numbers and roots of unity , as does the author's.

(15) We know a number of things successively when taken one at a time, which we know all at once if we know them in a unity : thus we can know the parts in the whole, or see different things in a mirror.

(16) In 1973 a plan for unity entitled Towards a United Church was produced.

(17) I nearly fell back as it all suddenly came together for me, the pins and pieces of a great puzzle falling into harmonious unity .

(18) We were told that it was to maintain stability, unity and peace.

(19) Their leaders called for unity between opposing factions

(20) European unity