Sentence examples for worlds in all from inspiring English sources

It is easy to show that the propositional calculus is complete in the sense that every valid sentence in it i.e., every tautology, or sentence true in all possible worlds (in all interpretations)—is a theorem, as may be seen in the following example.

By 1754 there were 263,000 slaves in the New World; in all, 15 million were transported.

We, women of the world in all our diversity, deserve much better than this.

"It was an inoculation, and it cured me from seeing the world in all racial terms".

Darwin opened new eyes to see the world in all its gore and beauty.

The artists wanted to capture the natural world in all its unspoiled glory.

But the chemo also wiped away the muddle, revealing the world in all its mundane glory.

He meant the capacity to discern the living world in all its aspects.

It was intense to learn about that kind of world in all its gruesome detail.

Of course, our mission is portray the world in all its aspects, however grisly they may be.

Death has had the disturbing effect of resurrecting her world in all its black-and-white clarity.