Whenever it makes the best sense for us to act as a whole nation, the Federal Government should and will lead the way.
To change a whole nation from a basis of peacetime production of implements of peace to a basis of wartime production of implements of war is no small task.
We have met to discuss briefly the meaning of that marvelous record of a whole nation's search for God, the Bible.
It is because rich men misuse their wealth, trample justice under foot, and prostitute a whole nation's conscience.
Aye, he is the crafty, vicious, gold-imbruted manifestation of a whole nation's greed!
But during those long centuries there developed that world wonder, a whole nation's united longing for a deliverer!
Shall any man hereupon ground a generall reproch against a whole nation?
Where I would willingly demaund with what honestie men can impute that vnto the whole nation, which is hard and skantly true of these fewe poore men?
We call them prophetic dreams when they concern important matters and have reference to a whole nation or nations, and come to pass in the distant future.
But if a whole nation witnessed an event, it is no longer doubtful, unless we suppose that the account itself is due to one writer, and the event never happened.
Surely, even when we speak of the history of the Greeks or the Romans, we know that we shall not find there a complete picture of the social, intellectual, and religious life of a whole nation.
We know very little of the intellectual life of a whole nation, even during the Middle Ages, ay, even at the present day.
One would imagine, that one single sight of this kind to be seen, or heard of, in a whole nation, would be sufficient to deter parents from the practice.
No Government can possibly withstand the bloodless opposition of a whole nation.
Disarmament and consequent emasculation of a whole nation lest an armed nation might imperil the lives of a handful of you in our midst.
And as no government in the world can possibly put a whole nation in prison, it must yield to its demand or abdication in favour of a government suited to that nation.
Its two great principles, the equality of men before God and the dignity of honest labor, roused a whole nation of freemen.
The poetry of Wordsworth and Coleridge was read by a select few, but Scott's Marmion and Lady of the Lake aroused a whole nation to enthusiasm, and for the first time romantic poetry became really popular.
Of the completion of that stupendous Conquest which began at Hastings, and which changed the civilization of a whole nation, this is not the place to speak.
What must it be when a whole nation, during nine long ages, offers to Heaven the most sublime virtues in the midst of the extremest trials?
Never was the ingenuity of man so taxed to destroy a whole nation as in the measures adopted by the Protector for that purpose.
In society, citizens form a bank of interest; in our country we form a family of endearing attachments; it is charity, the love of one's neighbor extended to a whole nation.
A whole nation, cured of the delirium of superstition, must be inaccessible to the impulse of fanaticism.
In the sudden reform of a whole nation, accustomed to live by abuses, each individual displaced should bear with patience his privations, and submit to a change of habits.
It is like the King sending two men to take a whole nation by the beard!
But even Zulus, being but two, cannot go on fighting all day against the might of a whole nation, and surrounded on all sides.
It is now the Lo-Ammi period for the whole nation of the Twelve Tribes, and they shall continue to be disowned of God nationally (not as individuals) until they as a nation acknowledge and own their long-rejected Messiah.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "whole nation" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
