indivisible in A Sentence

They constitute an Indivisible whole.

Truth is Indivisible, hence it cannot recognize itself;

The truth is Indivisible, so cannot know itself.

The security of our two countries is Indivisible.

In the language they are Indivisible.

Because your family is Indivisible,

Numbers are composed of some smallest, Indivisible unit, whereas magnitudes are infinitely reducible.

In this narrow and contracting world, war and peace and freedom are becoming Indivisible.

The volunteers who stood for“united and Indivisible” Russia were against such a policy.

White Crimeans did not want to go and defend the“united and Indivisible Russia”.

They wanted to spit on a“united and Indivisible” Russia, they became active separatists.

If“good” and“evil” were really distinct, then there would not be one single, Indivisible reality.

Freedom is Indivisible: if we must preserve our freedom, we must fight for their freedom.

Democritus proposed over two thousand years ago that all matter consists of tiny Indivisible particles.

This is the idea that God and the cosmos are Indivisible- one and the same.

And they are Indivisible and interdependent- they are all of equal importance and are interrelated.

Islam strictly prohibits idol worship because God, to its followers, is an invisible and Indivisible entity.

The goals are universal and Indivisible: we cannot achieve peace if we do not stop climate change;

Each hemisphere, it seems, maintains independent beliefs and personalities, challenging the notion that we are each an Indivisible“self.”.

Thanks to this design, an Indivisible single image of all the items in the kitchen is obtained.

Marchers carried placards reading"Build bridges not walls","United against racism" and"We are Indivisible- for an open and free society".

Demonstrators carried banners reading:“Build bridges not walls”,“United against racism” and“We are Indivisible- for an open and free society”.

England and France preferred to support Denikin and Kolchak, and they adhered to the idea of"united and Indivisible Russia.".

It is my deep conviction that justice is Indivisible, that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

In fact, the interior is a single, Indivisible design picture in which every detail has its own weight.

In forming the Indivisible emotional state, antagonistic emotions, however, more or less clearly retain their own individuality in this indivisibility.

Whether it is on land or in the waters of the Indian Ocean, the security of our societies is Indivisible.

OSCE participating States have declared their commitment to the principle of a common and Indivisible Euro-Atlantic and Eurasian community.

A few months ago, I screened the film Indivisible, which was based on the true story of Army Chaplain Darren Turner.

This dualism is therefore"Indivisible", blending perfectly and corroborating a mixture that gives life to a winning formula and, indeed, never seen before.

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indivisible in A Sentence

They constitute an Indivisible whole.

Truth is Indivisible, hence it cannot recognize itself;

The truth is Indivisible, so cannot know itself.

The security of our two countries is Indivisible.

In the language they are Indivisible.

Because your family is Indivisible,

Numbers are composed of some smallest, Indivisible unit, whereas magnitudes are infinitely reducible.

In this narrow and contracting world, war and peace and freedom are becoming Indivisible.

The volunteers who stood for“united and Indivisible” Russia were against such a policy.

White Crimeans did not want to go and defend the“united and Indivisible Russia”.

They wanted to spit on a“united and Indivisible” Russia, they became active separatists.

If“good” and“evil” were really distinct, then there would not be one single, Indivisible reality.

Freedom is Indivisible: if we must preserve our freedom, we must fight for their freedom.

Democritus proposed over two thousand years ago that all matter consists of tiny Indivisible particles.

This is the idea that God and the cosmos are Indivisible- one and the same.

And they are Indivisible and interdependent- they are all of equal importance and are interrelated.

Islam strictly prohibits idol worship because God, to its followers, is an invisible and Indivisible entity.

The goals are universal and Indivisible: we cannot achieve peace if we do not stop climate change;

Each hemisphere, it seems, maintains independent beliefs and personalities, challenging the notion that we are each an Indivisible“self.”.

Thanks to this design, an Indivisible single image of all the items in the kitchen is obtained.

Marchers carried placards reading"Build bridges not walls","United against racism" and"We are Indivisible- for an open and free society".

Demonstrators carried banners reading:“Build bridges not walls”,“United against racism” and“We are Indivisible- for an open and free society”.

England and France preferred to support Denikin and Kolchak, and they adhered to the idea of"united and Indivisible Russia.".

It is my deep conviction that justice is Indivisible, that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

In fact, the interior is a single, Indivisible design picture in which every detail has its own weight.

In forming the Indivisible emotional state, antagonistic emotions, however, more or less clearly retain their own individuality in this indivisibility.

Whether it is on land or in the waters of the Indian Ocean, the security of our societies is Indivisible.

OSCE participating States have declared their commitment to the principle of a common and Indivisible Euro-Atlantic and Eurasian community.

A few months ago, I screened the film Indivisible, which was based on the true story of Army Chaplain Darren Turner.

This dualism is therefore"Indivisible", blending perfectly and corroborating a mixture that gives life to a winning formula and, indeed, never seen before.

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