unifiers

At one extreme we find the radical "unifiers" (who take events to be as coarse-grained as objects [Quine 1950]), at the other the radical "multipliers" (who take events to be as fine-grained as facts [Kim 1966]).

Events Casati, Roberto 2006

It's just laughable for a group to jump into an issue, hurl insults at a town and then pose as "unifiers" of the town.

The Pink Flamingo 2008

I considered voting for you in early Jan '08, but the way you and Bill have treated a legitimate contender tells me neithr of you are team players or unifiers ...

Clinton rallies union in Puerto Rico 2008

There are a few global style unifiers that you will instantly recognize on the backs of the most stylish women from continent to continent: A classic bold red lip, an amazingly sexy pair of black patent pumps, a crisp white shirt, and an elegant clutch bag are a few that instantly come to mind for most women.

The Style Checklist Lloyd Boston 2010

There are a few global style unifiers that you will instantly recognize on the backs of the most stylish women from continent to continent: A classic bold red lip, an amazingly sexy pair of black patent pumps, a crisp white shirt, and an elegant clutch bag are a few that instantly come to mind for most women.

The Style Checklist Lloyd Boston 2010

There are a few global style unifiers that you will instantly recognize on the backs of the most stylish women from continent to continent: A classic bold red lip, an amazingly sexy pair of black patent pumps, a crisp white shirt, and an elegant clutch bag are a few that instantly come to mind for most women.

The Style Checklist Lloyd Boston 2010

"We are the party of problem solvers and unifiers," Kaine said.

Missing in Action 2009

This will turn people from mere users into evangelists, and from fragmenters into unifiers.

inkblurt · Presentation: Architectures for Conversation at IA Summit 2007

But there are so -- new political leaders out there who are much more unifiers.

CNN Transcript Jul 16, 2009 2009

The breakaway Anglicans, for example, claim they are unifiers in order to disguise their actions: dividing the community and excluding gays and sometimes women from leadership positions.

Logan Nakyanzi Pollard: Who Will be the History Makers? 2009