totalising in a sentence

1. One can only resist Empire from within and from a totalising resistance.

2. Humans are kind of like an oxymoron: a totalising singularity, a lonely mountain fraternising with others to create a chain.

3. However, the capitalist social relation is the totalising dynamic of our world and there is nothing that can escape it as easily as they imagine.

4. Secondly it tells us that this conversion of our activity into labour is a totalising process that subordinates us to a unifying logic of profit.

5. This tradition was paradoxically flipped upside down by Negri's vision of 'Empire' as a totalising power, whose new form of production even involves and defines our own subjectivity.

6. Official histories may have some difficulty in dealing with such local, sub-regional conceptions of homeland and belongings, for they may appear to contradict the official state-centric discourse of governance or official national histories which tend to be linear and totalising.