Sentence examples for integral totality from inspiring English sources
A doctrine of creation must contain or suggest the manner in which all cultural meanings, both empirical and abstract, constitute an integral totality.
The importance of preclinical research is hard to overemphasize, but in an environment in which the formation of health policy recommendations tends to exclude studies in model systems, an integral element of the totality of the data may frequently be ignored.
Nevelson described black as the "total color" that "means totality.
It captures, if not the totality of Huxley's genius, certain integral and warmly human aspects of it".
In the 20th century the main obstacle to an acceptance of Alberti's notions of pulchritudo and ornamentum resulted from the influence of nonrepresentational sculpture after 1918, whereby ornament was no longer conceived as an enrichment of proportioned structure but as an integral, all-pervading part of each building's totality.
The group chose the word integral, which means "whole wheat" in Spanish and Catalan, to connote the totality, synthesis, and variety of the project.
The distinction between self and non-self was an integral part of Burnet's biological outlook, of his interest in the living organism in its totality, its activities, and interactions.
Such simplicity, such totality.
Totality was sensational.
The number 10,000 symbolizes totality.
