Sentence examples for totality a from inspiring English sources
Nor is it about some totality A: it asserts simply of each and every A that it is B. And although it does not directly assert the existence of A, it certainly presupposes it.
As the music swayed between quasi-symphonic utterances and every-which-way melees, it presented a totality, a sprawling structure built in real time.
But the trio itself, with Peter Washington and Kenny Washington, is a totality, a machine that cruises along in a well-drilled, old-school way.
Though it can sometimes feel wearying and solipsistic, Some Rain Must Fall nonetheless coalesces into a vital and quite brilliant totality: a portrait of the artist who is not yet quite an artist; a portrait of a man not quite yet a man.
Never a mega-seller, Mr. Vance nonetheless had fiercely loyal fans, some of whom, in the 1990s, put together the Vance Integral Edition, a 45-volume set of his complete works, and created Totality, a Web site where it is possible to search the entire oeuvre for frequently used words and phrases.
When he was there, in the nineteen-thirties, you could still see that the city, from the walls surrounding it to the emperor's Forbidden City at its heart, was conceived as a totality — a work of monumental geometry, symmetrical and precise.
In 1954, Robertson saw the great Diaghilev exhibition in London mounted as a totality, an environment, by the dance critic Richard Buckle.
Still short on lasting artwork, it forms, as a totality, an effective meditation on vision, belief and the search for the self.
He then founded Totality, an Internet service company that maintains the large Web sites and which was later bought by Verizon.
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).
For Craig, an actual infinite is a determinate totality or a completed unity, whereas the potential infinite is not.
