totality

In any case, culling a manageable array from the totality of splendid volumes has with each year become more difficult.

In the case of Darren Sharper we will see how the courts and public perceptions treat his totality.

From that limited contact he imagines the totality of their life together, every touch, glimpse, insecurity, and kindness.

Given this totality, public distrust of Washington should come as no surprise.

How do we capture the totality of the thing in a handful of words?

The totality of his impressions washed through him with a clear wave of icy shock.

Each of them remains one, such as it was; but two can be asserted of their totality, and one of each of them separately.

If the body be the composite of all the qualities together with matter, this totality of qualities will constitute corporeity.

All these organs, however, are implied in the unity of the animal, and they are inferior only relatively to the totality.

The totality (of the intelligible world) is beautiful, because what is common (to all beings), does not offer any differences.