Sentence examples for a whole exists from inspiring English sources

But the state of flux that Savamala, and the city as a whole, exists in, is what makes it so exciting.

Suppose the entire collection of finite modes, considered as a whole, follows from an absolutely necessary infinite mode and that the entire collection as a whole exists with absolute necessity.

Therefore, East Asia, as a whole, exists the lonely countries, such as China, Japan, Korea, North Korea, and Mongolia, as well as the lonely regions like Taiwan of China.

The thought of such a teleological order in turn leads to two further ideas: the idea of the ultimate purpose [letzter Zweck] of nature, which is something within nature for whose sake all other things within nature exist (§82, 426ff), and the idea of the final purpose [Endzweck] of nature, which is something outside of nature for whose sake nature as a whole exists (§67, 378f.; §84, 434ff).

No report on the effectiveness of Operation Shed Light as a whole exists.

It is possible that the trail as a whole existed as a spur of an ancient path that stretched from Rhinebeck to Cornwall, Connecticut.

We live in a time where a whole industry exists to make up stories.

A whole vocabulary exists to describe them.

This would reduce the risk for patients, as the protein as a whole already exists in healthy individuals.

A whole industry exists on forging (and often, glamorising) links between the genius and madness of dead artists; whole sections in Waterstones are dedicated to the pathologies of, say, murderous tyrants or avant-garde philosophers.

"It is incredible that a whole industry exists to make products like this.