Sentence examples for together holistically from inspiring English sources

Let them work together holistically.

The goal was to live in an engaged way where art, society, spirituality, and politics could all come together holistically in an integrated existence.

"Your brain is integrating everything," says Bowling. "You've got your heartbeat, stomach, touch receptors on your skin, but it's all put together holistically in your brain.

Each of the individual substudies will be reported separately, but there is considerable value in bringing the learning from them together holistically.

TCM treatment is based on syndrome differentiation in which individual signs and symptoms are evaluated and treated together holistically instead of the solitary symptom approach of WM.

Most often, Steam is interpreted as encouraging students to take both Stem and art and design subjects, but it's also about all the subjects coming together more holistically and organically.

Furthermore, the UN's acting Resident Coordinator and UNFPA Representative, Mrs. Esperance Fundura, appreciated the First Lady for her role in sharpening the focus on adolescent girls and for bringing all relevant stakeholders together to holistically improve the current and future well-being of adolescent girls in the country.

Next week I will begin to discuss the management and budget of the twelve policy areas that must be addressed together--holistically--something that is not possible right now given the way the federal government has grown so distant from both reality and democracy.

For strong particularists and hard-core bioethical casuists, then, justification in ethics will not depend upon bringing a set of facts under a suitably interpreted general principle; rather, justification will be a matter of all the discrete elements of a particular decision fitting together or "adding up" holistically in the right way.

As I've noted before, the liberal arts approach prepares students to think holistically, drawing together many schools of thought and disciplinary approaches.

Creative research methods provide an opportunity for reflection and elicitation of meanings and experiences that DFs may not voice or to holistically draw together a number of experiences, to represent something or 'do' some sense making.