Sentence examples for understood altogether from inspiring English sources

Socrates shows that Polus' position too is ultimately incoherent, and thus the stage is set for Callicles to reject justice (as conventionally understood) altogether, arguing that it is neither admirable nor beneficial.

Altogether, the mechanism of TLRs involved in experimental arthritis is not understood completely.

For modern Western readers, "The less accurately we know the time, the place and the circumstances in the background, the more liable we are to imagine it incorrectly, and the result will be that we either misunderstand the poem or fail to understand it altogether".

Jewishness as popularly understood is something altogether more brash.

Mechanisms of substrate recognition by calpain are altogether poorly understood, compared to other types of proteases.

The musical idiom echoes the subject by being at once easy to understand and not altogether straightforward.

Today, with big data and its implications so important to citizenship and society, artists are at the forefront of helping us see and understand data in altogether new ways.

At Lincoln Center, I understood it as something else altogether — an awesomely dispassionate vision of the human world, beautiful and awful in equal measure.

Mr. Harris said that when he told his son that he had decided to reduce his monthly allowance by 60percentt for six months, before he withdrew support altogether, his son understood.

The aim of naturalistic epistemology thus understood is to replace traditional epistemology with an altogether new and redefined project.

Furthermore, electronic nose model classifications need to be better understood in relationship with consumers acceptance and HPLC concentrations altogether.