Sentences with phrase «unifying factor»

He's the single unifying factor in bringing together so many discrete movie franchises, and Josh Brolin imbues a CGI character who's so ridiculous - looking he's been a meme all winter with surprising humanity.

If there is one common, unifying factor for most 20 - somethings, it is this: they all have goals.

The far right has figured out that the only unifying factor they have is God and guns, so religion has now seeped back into politics.

While the ability to increase the font size of the texts may be the single unifying factor of all e-readers in terms of helping the elderly, the read - aloud feature of certain e-readers may be the biggest blessing of all to the aged book lover.

Israel is not «one of the great unifying factors» that it once was in the Jewish community, said Samuel Freedman, author of «Jew vs. Jew: the Struggle for the Soul of American Jewry.»

However, I am attempting to present the whole culture in terms of fundamental and unifying factors capable of explaining also its great variety and internal development.

The one unifying factor throughout the years is the family's well - appointed suburban house.

Still, there's one unifying factor in all five of these gluten allergy manifestations: the treatment generally involves avoiding foods with wheat in them.

The only unifying factor is the floor area.

In the words of the Rt Hon Lord Bingham of Cornhill KG: «In a world divided by differences of nationality, race, colour, religion and wealth the rule of law is one of the greatest unifying factors, perhaps the greatest... It remains an ideal, but an ideal worth striving for, in the interests of good government and peace at home and in the world at large.»

A pervasive anger at the police, caused by their experience of everyday policing, was cited as the most significant single unifying factor.

«In my experience, I've seen that stock helps with unity, though in a startup's case, the fact that you're a small underdog against the world has a little more of a unifying factor than options, though they certainly help,» says Tamplin.

It makes sense to simply leave moments of silence for individuals to pray or contemplate in there own way and keep the ceremony focused on the unifying factor, our nationalism and humanity.

The unifying factor in all this is God.

This subjective aim, in its successive modifications, remains the unifying factor governing the successive phases of inter-play between physical and conceptual feelings.

Chief among these unifying factors was the aesthetic objectification that has been emphasized above.

Just as the kerygma provided a rapprochement to the current view of history and historiography, it also provided the unifying factor between the twentieth - century reconstruction of primitive Christianity and its own systematic theological reflection.

It is only here that we reach the unifying factor in all the elements bringing the quest to an end.

The one unifying factor is that the people have been educated in an atmosphere that is not only secular but that reflects the easy assumptions of a scientific secularism, where all the answers may be found in terms of human knowledge.

their unifying factor is hatred for Islam... and then black people... and eventually anybody else who is different in some other way.

But the unifying factor is the Hachiya persimmon pulp.

-- the unifying factor being that everything you will encounter at P38 is inspired by the temperate regions that sit along the 38th parallel.

The unifying factor is that they love and care for one another.

Their reasons for backing other candidates vary, but one unifying factor is opposition to Corey Johnson, whose campaign is supported by the Hotel Trades Council.

Their reasons for backing the three candidates vary, but one unifying factor is their opposition to Johnson, whose campaign is supported by the politically influential Hotel Trades Council.

The festivals, according to him, serve as a unifying factor and promotion of the cultural heritage of the Igala people within and outside the country.

«The late Oba was not only a unifying factor to the people of the state, but to the nation in general.

The religion can also be the unifying factor - like with the Jewish nation before the creation of Israel.

In one of Brooklyn's most rapidly changing districts, where brownstones sell for millions of dollars around the corner from deteriorating public housing complexes, Council Member Laurie Cumbo believes that arts and culture can be a unifying factor.

Speaking with newsmen after the exercise, a former governor of Benue, Mr Gabriel Suswan, who is the Chairman of a five - member panel that conducted the congress, said the process was a unifying factor for the party.

The unifying factor in all these biofilms — the thing that makes them so strange and wonderful and dangerous — is that their cooperation is, in a sense, verbal.

In the new study, the researchers found that heightened FOXM1 activity was the unifying factor between aggressive meningiomas in both men and women, in older and younger patients, and in meningiomas arising in different parts of the brain.

Sometimes in the wealth of detail of modern science, we lose sight of the unifying factor: the scientific method.

While Newtons come in countless guises tailored to specific running types, surfaces and insteps, the unifying factor is that they foster Flinstonian technique (reckon Barney Rubble ran on his heels?)

It is also «prāṇā which is the unifying factor between the individual spirit (or jīvātman) and the Supreme Being (Paramātman)» and «practicing the control of prāṇa becomes vital in this process,» wrote Krishnamacharya in Yoga Makaranda.

Chanel, Louis Vuitton and now Valentino: the fashion houses» Cruise collections have varied wildly in aesthetic but the unifying factor has been a thick, winged, black cat eye.

Niche dating websites unite people through a common passion or personal trait, and love of the outdoors is the unifying factor for LuvByrd members.

The unifying factor?

If there's any unifying factor, it's Peter Rice, who ran Fox Searchlight before moving on to the television side.

Even when any given story seems to slip from whatever connecting theme we might try to grasp, the vision of Miller and Rodriguez remains a unifying factor, and even though Sin City: A Dame to Kill For isn't as effective as its predecessor, it is still a worthy trip to a brutal and exciting world.

Open and non-discriminatory in their acceptance of all students, American public schools are the unifying factor among the diverse range of ethnic and religious communities in our society.

Open and nondiscriminatory in their acceptance of all students, American public schools are a unifying factor among the diverse range of ethnic and religious communities in our society.