Totality in a sentence

If a sentence fails to "concord" (or cohere) with the totality of already verified sentences, then either it should be considered false, or some of that totality's propositions must be modified somehow.

Instead, Neurath proposed that language and reality coincide—that reality consists in simply the totality of previously verified sentences in the language, and "truth" of a sentence is about its relationship to the totality of already verified sentences.

Likewise there is no class (as a totality) of those classes which, each taken as a totality, do not belong to themselves.

A former Army Ranger who responded to the scene was stunned by “the totality of the damage he caused with that rifle,” according to an investigation into the police response.

As a veteran of 18 total eclipses, I can say without exaggeration that totality is the most alien experience one can have on this planet.

But another aspect of the debt extension crisis deserves notice too – the totality and immediacy of its impact.

But I look at it in totality for the year.

District Judge Paul Healey ruled the case too serious to be dealt with in the lower court due to the "totality of offending".

First, they will examine the totality of the war, which lasted over 20 years and involved multiple administrations,” McKenzie told the Washington Examiner of the probe.

He said: “We condemn in totality the suggestion that there should be an interim government and that an interim government has no place in our law.

He used a whip on nine occasions prior to the 100-metre mark, four more times than permitted, and 13 hits in totality.

In a 2010 commencement speech at Pine Manor College, Meriwether explained that writing meant the willingness to draw upon the "totality" of one's self.

It added: ”While all birth control products and procedures have risks, the totality of scientific evidence on Essure demonstrates that the benefit-risk profile is positive”.

It is not without reason that Fed Chair Powell emphasised that, “if the totality of the data were to indicate that faster tightening is warranted, we would be prepared to increase the pace of rate hikes”.

Many classic fans are excited about having the chance to explore the USG Ishimura in its totality, as there is the potential for new sequences without only retreading familiar scares.

Powell said that the Fed would evaluate the need to increase the pace of rate hikes based on the “totality of the data”.

Some displays will provoke more response than others, but the totality of the collection compels you to consider the inhumanity of any genocide, anywhere, anytime.

The eclipse will happen April 8, 2024, and most of Arkansas will be in the line of totality for the historic event.

The petitioner also made allegations of suppression of results, overvoting and inflation of votes when they said that from the totality of the evidence, the elections are invalid by reason of corrupt practices.

The totality of our clinical data set shows significant improvements in tumor response and overall survival, coupled with highly correlated immunological responses measured by an improved T cell profile in the tumor microenvironment.