Unifying in a sentence

Amongst the possible candidates x-rayed, we have those endowed with incurable loyalty, strong performance credentials and ineffable gratitude, unifying ability and not tainted by ethnic bigotry.

As a former member of Mr. McCarthy’s leadership team who then backed Mr. Jordan’s candidacy for speaker, Mr. Palmer could try to present himself as a unifying force between the party’s factions.

Beatty hopes the olympics will be able to provide a unifying culture of physical competition.

But, for Hanfia, with the right partner, different religious outlooks can still be a unifying experience.

But rather than being a unifying president, his presence in the White House merely brought centuries-old divisions to the fore.

But, there is a genuine through line unifying this body of work and making it whole.

By automating onboarding and unifying your data views from sources of truth, your partners (and you) spend less time on data collection and more time building relationships.

Christodoulides campaigned as a unifying force, eschewing ideological and party divisions, while Mavroyiannis positioned himself as the agent of change, ushering in a new political era following a decade of rule by outgoing President Nicos Anastasiades.

Deputy Minister of Local Government, Unity and Culture Owen Chomanika said the late Malemia was a unifying factor in Nsanje and the Shire Valley.

Despite this lack of election experience, he ran an effective presidential campaign, which relied on keeping the message simple – being a unifying force – and avoiding confrontation with any other candidate.

He also said that Adamu was a unifying youth figure with multicultural social intelligence and ability to blend and work with the youth from all parts of Nigeria and across diverse endeavours.

However, the author's ingenious mind yearned for something more—a unifying, abhorrent presence that would serve as the epitome of horror, an entity so repulsive and loathsome that its mere sight would elicit screams of terror.

I think that there’s some kind of unifying force or feeling or there is some beauty or awe of the world around us – the awe of nature and space and time and history and all these things that we can wonder at.

Jazz stars from around the globe come together to celebrate the unifying power of music, featuring performances by Herbie Hancock, David Sanborn, Shemekia Copeland, Gregory Porter, Lizz Wright, José James, Hiromi, Marcus Miller, Ravi Coltrane and more.

Star Wars: The High Republicsubseries, a unifying theme has been the importance of to understand the context of future conflicts.

Teaching her original composition, “Reciprocity,” in a call-and-response style, the performance was a heartwarming and unifying experience for participants of all ages and backgrounds.

The combination of the music, the lights, and the atmosphere was incredibly exhilarating and it looked like a unifying experience.

The committees have nevertheless been almost shockingly watchable, morbidly entertaining, and a grand unifying experience for almost all Irish people regardless of political persuasion.

Their respective headteachers were also in attendance, agreeing that a design formed from different parts of the county perfectly summed up the unifying emblem.

The long process of unifying Travis County’s three separate public defender offices took another step forward last week.