Sentence examples for totality from from inspiring English sources
Mannheim argued that 'this interdependent system of meanings varies both in all its parts and in its totality from one historical period to another' (Mannheim 1936 68 699).
NASA's livestream will follow the eclipse across the US on its path of totality from Oregon to South Carolina.
We gain the capacity to see every aspect of both our inner and outer experience, in all its totality, from the perspective of the process.
Those and more are the issues that echo our understanding of what it means to support life in its totality; from the mother's womb to the time of death.
The next total solar eclipse takes place between Tuesday, Mar. 8 and Wednesday, Mar. 9. Light will be blocked out as the moon passes between the Earth and the sun, but the eclipse will only be visible in totality from parts of southeast Asia.
So while first-order cybernetics placed an emphasis on systemic homoeostasis, second-order cybernetics is based on the idea that it is not possible to see the totality from any particular point of view.
Totality lasts from 03:11 until 04:23 when the moon may shine with a dim ochre hue as it crosses the southern part of the umbra in our SW sky.
Maybe the most enlightening New Testament reference that leads us towards a better understanding of how God is inviting us to value human life in its totality and from a holistic and more inclusive perspective is found in the appeal of Jesus: "I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, You did for me..
They offer writers, in Poe's phrasing, "the immense force derivable from totality".
Schneider and Beattie were among a group of umbraphiles who experienced the longest totality ever viewed from a civilian aircraft, in 2010: nine minutes and twenty-three seconds.
His lawyers argued at the high court that the panel failed to give any or adequate weight to inconsistencies in Mrs M's evidence, and to the totality of evidence from witnesses, including social workers.
