Sentence examples for a totality of from inspiring English sources

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.

While the Sun is sometimes eclipsed by the Moon for minutes, this eclipse had a totality of only 30 seconds.

In the end, though, Mr. Breaux said it was "a totality of factors" that swayed him to leave.

It said, there might be others, but they had to be adequate substitutes, and it seems to me that the one thing that Miranda would not permit, if you are following that decision honestly, is to go back to a totality-of-the-circumstances.

Finally, both programs rely heavily on a totality-of-evidence approach plus a willingness to attempt to pool data across multiple body sites.

Keller (2007; 2009, 125 126) argues, more ominously, that the idea of a totality state of affairs is paradoxical and, hence, that such states of affairs simply cannot exist.

These sound exhibits therefore frustrate any hope of hearing a totality and of being able to take an essence of that totality in one's head out onto Madison Avenue and away.

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