Sentence examples for vast totality from inspiring English sources
It wasn't perfect — even a writer as well known and talkative as Dick did not leave enough recorded traces of himself to allow an android imitator to even begin approaching the vast totality of a human mind.
The priesthood is the bond which unites the finite to the infinite, earth to heaven, mankind to the totality of the vast universe; and its special code, which is an expression of this transcendent rapport, is different from all others, and represents by itself one dimension of the Law.
Consequently this totality state comprises a vast swathe of what exists whether particulars, universals or states of affairs that consist in particulars having universals.
"When you look at the totality of the information he took, the vast majority of it had to do with military, tactical and operational events happening around the world," he told the CBS program "Face the Nation".
Interestingly, quite recently the ENCODE Project (Encyclopedia of DNA Elements) has revealed that the vast majority of human genome is pervasively transcribed and almost the totality of the DNA is associated to some biochemical RNA-associated function [ 5].
The latter is especially important because the components of Dante's vast project (what the Dante scholar Giuseppe Mazzotta has called an "aesthetic theology of the totality of history") are often complex and learned, and need to be unpacked for today's reader.
Such simplicity, such totality.
Totality was sensational.
The number 10,000 symbolizes totality.
The totality of it matters.
