Sentence examples for totality with from inspiring English sources

"If there has been a breach in this situation then the most honourable thing for the university to do would be to honour the request in its totality with all speed," said Willis.

Lukács claims that there is a normative ideal immanent in society as such, namely, the ideal of social relations that allow all persons to fully participate in the social totality with their whole personality and thereby realizing their universal nature.

A bit more specifically, Armstrong (2004, 74) takes a totality state of affairs to be a higher-order atomic state of affairs of the form [Tot,T,being a state of affairs], where T is a sum of states of affairs — intuitively, the state of affairs that the sum in question is a totality with regard to the property in question.

The selflessness and totality with which they give themselves to the work makes it clear how wholeheartedly they believe in it, making them convincing as the soldiers they are meant to portray.

The freedom of real individuals can only be thought of in a holistic way, "in the resultant web of relationships with the social totality and with nature".

Still others, notably the Phenomenologist Roman Ingarden, argue that the work of art exists on several levels, being identical not with physical appearance but with totality of interpretations that secure the various formal and semantic levels that are contained in it.

However 56 younger children with SCD and 50 teens with SCD participated in the study, representing the totality of children with SCD listed at the patient registry in Hemominas, who met the eligibility criteria for the study.

They were seen as much as 20 minutes before totality, running parallel with the horizon, both below and above the sun, and even 20 minutes after totality.

In its totality, the elephant, with its versatility and cargo capacity, its voracious appetite and its high center of gravity -- not to mention its natural-hide upholstery -- quite resembled a sport utility vehicle.

"In each of our areas, we have competition, but the totality of it, with what we offer sports- and entertainment-wise, nobody can provide the kind of value we can".

But I confess I'm unable to see beyond such metaphors as 'impressing upon it the character of totality' (not even with the help of Croce's Logic).