A new, genuine brotherhood arose which forged the Muslim ranks into an indivisible unity.

The Alvor Agreement states that "Angola constitutes one indivisible unity.

In the end, the second article was passed along with the term "nationalities" but firmly stressing the indivisible unity of the Spanish nation.

Wholistic human nature (fundamental beliefs 7, 26)-Humans are an indivisible unity of body, mind and spirit.

As a believer in the centralized, indivisible unity of Spain, he wanted to crush separatists such as the Basques.

Its notion of shabda "speech" as indivisible unity of sound and meaning (signifier and signified) is due to Bhartrhari (7th century).

Steiner postulates that the world is essentially an indivisible unity, but that our consciousness divides it into the sense-perceptible appearance, on the one hand, and the formal nature accessible to our thinking, on the other.

If infinity exists, it would be the indivisible, immobile, eternal unity of being.

"Purity must be achieved by an indivisible unity of method and wisdom, symbolized by the final syllable hum, which indicates indivisibility[...]"

Emerson, alarmed by the excesses of the French Revolution, wrote, "In France 'fraternity,' 'equality' and 'indivisible unity' are names for assassination."