Sentence examples for totality of which from inspiring English sources

Obama must recognize Indonesia not only in its totality — of which Islam is just one part — but in the broader context of U.S. interests in Asia.

In the broadest sense, therefore, in a culture steeped in the rhetoric of metaphor and allegory and forever turning to nature as a source of reference, all traditional Chinese art is symbolic, for everything that is painted reflects some aspect of a totality of which the painter is intuitively aware.

Mechanical forces are transmitted as tissue-borne and cell-borne mechanical strain that in turn regulates gene expression, cell proliferation, differentiation, maturation, and matrix synthesis, the totality of which is growth and development.

Indeed, this concept makes it possible to analyze all of our activities in their specificity and to understand them in their relation to the totality of which they are a part.

Since all peoples share a limited amount of living space due to the spherical shape of the earth, the totality of which they must be understood to have originally shared in common, they must be understood to have a right to possible interaction with one another.

"We have just concluded the battery of exercises that quantified your financial status, the totality of which make up the document commonly known as your 'stress test.' We are sorry to inform you that your grade on the aforementioned examination rounded up to a 61 on a scale of 100.

Actions are unknown because "nothing…can be more incomplete than [one's] image of the totality of drives which constitute [a man's] being" (D 119).

To do so, he seeks in the original position "to combine into one conception the totality of conditions which we are ready upon due reflection to recognize as reasonable in our conduct towards one another" (TJ 587/514).

Thus what we are doing is to combine into one conception the totality of conditions which we are ready upon due reflection to recognize as reasonable in our conduct towards one another" (TJ 587/514).

He died because of a totality of circumstances which are directly attributable to Dr. Murray".

In psychology, demand characteristics refer to "the totality of cues which convey an experimental hypothesis to the subject" [ 25].