Sentence examples for wholly actual from inspiring English sources

Notice that these types of intellect are really only the same, human intellect in three different states: wholly potential, wholly actual, and temporarily potential but able to actualize at will.

It is easy to see how a wide variety of erroneous patterns may be generated here, spanning a large swathe of cortex and white matter wholly outside the actual critical loci.

Investing your energy wholly in one particular actual problem is dangerous because it leaves other problems you need to solve under-energized.

"The actual number of wholly domestic communications acquired may still be higher," Bates wrote.

In process metaphysics no actual entity is wholly determined by the activity of another; or phrased positively, every actual entity retains some power of self-determination, however minimal or slight it may be.

Headlines claiming the FCC is about to transform airline cabins into NASDAQ trading floors lose sight of the essential and wholly positive nuances of the actual decision at hand.

The future is a bland, benign Minority Report in which actual minorities have been wholly subsumed by the WASP technocracy, rendered with a pale pastel blue colour palette and bad lounge music.

The future is a bland, benign Minority Report in which actual minorities have been wholly subsumed by the WASP technocracy, rendered with a pale pastel blue color palette and bad lounge music.

As discussed in the context of maintenance challenge, the functionality of a query tool that is driven by actual study data depends wholly on the variables included in the data tables.

"American Splendor," though, seems to know exactly where that boundary lies and is wholly untroubled by any confusion between the actual and the imaginary.

The fact that Republicans are concerned almost wholly with how things look, not the actual threat of the storm to life and property, isn't surprising.