Sentence examples for whole from high-quality English sources.

• Consider an integral whole.

• Amazon bought Whole Foods for $13.7 billion in 2017.

• How is whole wheat pasta any different from white pasta?

• So I just stayed in my pajamas that whole time and just drank a whole pot of coffee — a whole pot to myself.

• Recall that “the whole x” can mean the complete x.

• Hume contends that uniting the parts or individual constituents into a whole is a mental act.

• Guaranteed universal life, also referred to as GUL, is a mix of whole life and universal life.

• If this sum is a whole (and there seems to be no reason to deny this), it seems it is an integral whole.

Use whole in a sentence.

• Thus, the whole of the F is in A, the whole of the F is in B, and the whole of the F is in C.

• Share prices of other grocery stores plunged in the expectation that Amazon will change not just Whole Foods, but the whole sector.

• Breads sold as wheat or part-whole-wheat products contain a mixture of whole grain meal with sufficient white flour to produce satisfactory dough expansion.

• Eating three slices of whole grain bread or one bowl of whole grain cereal with one slice of the bread per day will provide all the whole grains you need.

• “We’d be happy to meet with you and share why we focus on making snacks that always lead with nutrient-dense ingredients like whole nuts, whole grains & whole fruit - instead of sugar.”

• substance of the whole; and whatsoever is formal, or, whatsoever doth animate that which is material, is soon resumed into the common reason of the whole; and the fame and memory of anything, is soon swallowed up by the general age and duration of the whole.

• The ideal political community must also be characterized by a specific kind of relation between the political body as a whole and its members: the state should be an organic or holistic whole, which means most broadly that the state as a whole must be prior to the parts (see Beiser 1992).

• Later in the Critique Kant enlarges on the issue of divisibility, asserting that, while each part generated by a sequence of divisions of an intuited whole is given with the whole, the sequence's incompletability prevents it from forming a whole; a fortiori no such sequence can be claimed to be actually infinite.

whole sentence examples

• In aggregates, the parts can be rearranged and intersubstituted for one another without changing the property or behavior of the whole, the whole can be taken apart and put back together without disrupting the property or behavior of the whole, and the property of the whole changes only linearly with the addition and removal of parts.

• Alongside a fairly bog-standard, but well-enough executed thriller, runs a wealth of information about the ways in which Japan hijacked whole sections of American industry, bought up whole sections of American land, became the paymasters for whole sections of the American workforce, then buggered off home with whole sections of American wealth.

• Serves 4-5 people For the coconut curried chickpeas white onion 1 medium, thinly sliced garlic 9 cloves, blitzed together with a little oil to a puree scotch bonnet chilli ½ (or 2 whole bird’s eye chillies) finely chopped (adjust according to how hot you want it, ie a whole scotch bonnet will be very hot in this ratio, ½ will give you medium heat, 1 bird’s eye will be mild, 2 will be medium to high heat) whole green cardamom pods 5g whole star anise 3g whole allspice 5g whole cloves 2g cinnamon stick 8g chickpeas 2 x 400g tins, drained bay leaves 2 coconut milk 1 tin chicken stock 250ml (or vegetable stock to keep it vegan) baby spinach 100g

• For just as God is both beyond all things and in all things—for He Who only truly is, is the essence of all things, and while He is whole in all things He does not cease to be whole beyond all things, whole in the world, whole around the world, whole in the sensible creature, whole in the intelligible creature, whole creating the universe, whole created in the universe, whole in the whole of the universe and whole in its parts, since He is both the whole and the part, just as He is neither the whole nor the part—in the same way human nature in its own world (in its own subsistence) in its own universe and in its invisible and visible parts is whole in itself, and whole in its whole, and whole in its parts, and its parts are whole in themselves and whole in the whole.