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48 examples of Unites in a sentence

Durkheim believed that anything that unites us takes on an air of sacredness.
It unites all of us in a cause we have to believe in, which is more women, more voice, more equality.
So this leaves me with some pretty big things to ponder and some questions for us all to consider: Is what unites us not far greater than what can ever divide?
What worldview is shaped through the English language that unites them?
It is a natural, powerful, lifelong process that unites us all.
And I don't know if there's a stronger kind of effect than pattern and the way it unites kind of disparate elements.
And one thing unites a lot of the causes of depression and anxiety that I learned about.
So when individuals come together and find something that unites them that's greater than their individual competence, then something very important happens.
Yet again, director J. Lee Thompson unites with actor Charles Bronson for a violent and uncompromising action flick.
Its warm approach promotes tolerance and acceptance of diversity and recognition of that which unites all people.
It is a film that unites us in this divided world and shows us the potential of the human spirit.
Plus, it unites two of the greatest genre icons of all time, Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi.
Since Alex has written, for therapeutic reasons, a not-for-publication autobiography, her supervisor, after learning of the opus, determines that she must be eliminated, and during her flight from homicidal pursuers, she unites with a discredited demolition expert, Will Rickman (Scott Glenn), who is fighting a lawsuit originating from two accidental deaths within his most recently demolished building and the pair exchange sexual bouquets when not avoiding being killed.
If there is anything that unites us all, it is the need to solve something - to go through the process of cracking it and to ultimately own it.
While war often unites countries, peace tends to divide them, because it inevitably requires concessions and sacrifices.
But, in order to coordinate energy strategies and strengthen energy security, last year the organization launched a club that unites energy-producing and energy-consuming states, transit countries, and private companies.
Give the local community enough control over its own affairs, Tocqueville argued, and one “will see at a glance…the close tie which unites private to general interest.”
It is the kind of message that unites the nation, left and right, in grim resolve.
One goal unites all the Conservative factions, regardless of their views on Europe: to avoid a general election and the risk of Labour winning power.
The central strength of the European project is that it unites its member states in pursuit of peace and prosperity.
But how can NAM help its members when nothing else unites them?
Eurasianism, which was marginal in the 1990s, has gained considerable popularity in recent years by contributing to the formation of the so-called Izborsky Club, which unites the Russian far right.
What unites the great economists, and many other good ones, is a broad education and outlook.
If there is one objective that unites the Chinese political establishment, it is recovery of lost territory, no matter how long it takes.
What unites them, above all, is a process of “competitive decadence.”
One thing that unites many of Trump’s followers, as well as right-wing populists in other countries, including Israel, is a shared grievance against Muslims and the liberal urban elites who are often accused of coddling them.
What unites Muslims and non-Muslims is a commitment to basic human rights.
What unites Trump and Leave supporters is not anger at being excluded from the benefits of globalization, but rather a shared sense of unease that they no longer control their own destinies.
A careful matchmaking process unites the interests and goals of the women on both sides, and already has paid amazing dividends.
In the fight against childhood cancer, this concept evolved into what is now the Children’s Oncology Group (COG), which unites more than 8,000 experts at more than 200 leading children’s hospitals, universities, and cancer centers across North America, Australia, New Zealand, and parts of Europe.