Sentence examples for whole of all from inspiring English sources

Proust is always telling us that each thing contains the world, that a cup of tea opens onto the whole of all he's known and felt.

"The Whole of All the Parts as Well as the Parts of All the Parts" continues through Dec. 11 at Mills College Art Museum, 5000 MacArthur Boulevard, Oakland, Calif.

The Kegon school held as its ideal the recognition of a harmonious whole of all beings, all interrelated and interdependent, with the buddha Vairocana at the centre, permeating everything.

The first is that, the whole of all "essentially ordered" causes must have a cause, but if the cause of this multitude comes from the totality of caused causes, then this cause will be the cause of itself, which is impossible.

Reason can form "transcendental ideas", more properly, "transcendent concepts" (A 327/B 384), that is, the ideas of an unconditioned subject (the self as substance), an unconditioned whole of all things and events (a completed world-whole), and an unconditioned ground of all possibility (God) (A 334/B 334/B

It really was the whole of all those parts that made up the character.

Ur-Nature is an ever-dynamic whole of all-pervasive magnitude having three constituent principles or guṇas, viz.

That's the whole point of all of this".

In the nation as a whole, 2.9percentt of all marriages are interracial.

The case of the integral whole consisting of all human beings is only a little trickier.

The (strictly adjusted) dataset of the whole network of all five municipalities consists of 1,306 persons and 2,195 edges.