Sentence examples for such a totality from inspiring English sources

Einstein's gravitational theory is such a totality.

The problem, maintains Kant, is that such a totality is never to be met with in experience.

First, he had endorsed an optimism concerning the capacity of the proletariat to constitute such a totality in society through a revolutionary overcoming of reification; later on, this optimism was modified to encompass the ever increasing human capacities to become self-conscious of their universal character through a reflection of the existing social totality in the totality of the work of art.

Listening to it, you can't help but imagine that London, with its vastness, its inability to read itself as a totality, could never produce such a diverse but succinct statement of intent.

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.

Such a society then becomes a "true" or expressive totality, overcoming the current "false totality," an antagonistic whole in which the genuine social needs and interests cannot be expressed or developed (Jay 1984).

The above discussion has included such phrases as "the hybrid of ∧ and ∨"; the totality of principles governing such a connective being those common to ∧ and ∨, we obviously do not have a connective uniquely characterized by those principles in which case is it legitimate to speak of the hybrid…?

Such a society is now a "wholly false totality".

Such a public also has a sense of totality, bounded by the event or by the shared physical space.

I believe in it as a totality.

"There's a totality of evidence.