Sentence examples for great whole from inspiring English sources

In striving to embrace the great whole, Bellows left out some of the living parts.

Or is it, as some religions hold, the metaphysical glue holding everything together as one great whole?

"Not content with the discovery that there is nothing in the world but a creation and a Creator," he suggested, democratic man "seeks to expand and simplify his conception by including God and the universe in one great whole".

"Every beautiful whole from the hand of the formative artist is thus a little impression of the highest beauty in the great whole of nature" (ibid., p. 560; see also "Grundlinien," p. 592).

To fit disparate and incongruent pieces into one great whole.

Kashi, Healthy Choice, Grape Nuts, Puffins (pictured) and Cheerios are all great whole grain options.

But there isn't one great big whole called culture that organically unites all these parts.

"They should be trying to create sensible smaller banks out of the greater whole," Cable adds.

And when they combine into greater units, the particles do not necessarily preserve their identity; they can be absorbed into a greater whole.

And fragmentation runs counter to the ethos of uniting to create a greater whole.Unwittingly, the EU may be part of the problem.

Proximity doesn't seem to make much of a difference when the sum of the steps doesn't add up to a greater whole.