Sentence examples for a totality consisting of from inspiring English sources

According to Carl Jung the self is a totality consisting of conscious and unconscious contents that dwarfs the ego in scope and intensity.

But this idea flouts the initially plausible principle of recombination for possibility of objects, which says that if x is a possible object and y is a possible object independent of x, then the totality consisting exactly of x and y is a possible object.

Therefore, it is not easy for them to apply a model of selection on a totality of individuals whom they have been accustomed to viewing as similar, that is, a totality of individuals consisting of almost identical individuals.

In a similar way Armstrong endeavours to sweep away the need for negative facts by affirming "the biggest totality state of all, the one embracing all lower-order states of affairs", i.e., the existence of a totality state that consists in an aggregate of all the (1st order) states of affairs there are related by T to the property of being a (1st order) states of affairs (2004: 75).

But Armstrong has gone further and assigned to general facts the following structure: a general, or totality fact consists in a binary relation T of totality that holds between an aggregate on the one hand and a property on the other when the aggregate comprises all the items that fall under the property in question (Armstrong 1989b: 93 4, 1997: 199–2004 2004: 72 5).

Instrumentation consists of a piano.

He died because of a totality of circumstances which are directly attributable to Dr. Murray".

He was totally dedicated to architecture, which for him was a totality of many arts.

"There's a totality of evidence.

No! thunders a totality of mathematicians.

For Helen Keller there was no ameliorating "merely"; what she suffered was a totality of exclusion.