totalistic in a sentence

1. This magnetic aura of the Totalistic System will be your roof of World Protection.

2. Surely, this transition to a collective identity is what occurs in totalistic groups.

3. Not even the Cold War was presented in such totalistic terms as the War against Terror.

4. Together, they form a totalistic web, which can manipulate even the strongest-minded people.

5. The totalistic merism in Genesis 1:1 ("the heavens and the earth") is expressed in the phrase "all things."

6. Totalistic tone systems are naturally best suited to totalistic music productions, situations and discourses.

7. It is the neoliberal project of ever-expanding consumption on a global scale that is the utopian, totalistic dream.

8. A second general characteristic of totalistic environments is what I call “mystical manipulation” or “planned spontaneity.”

9. One aspect of ethnic cleansing that links it to the ambitions of the modern state and its leaders is its totalistic quality.

10. We in Europe fought 2 bloody wars and rejected communism recently and totalistic regimes so we know how important freedom is.

11. Totalistic relativism, relationalism, or contextualization ends in amorality, "Asiatic fatalism," meaninglessness, and nihilism.

12. The change in identity in the cult member – research on the Totalistic Identity Theory (Dubrow-Marshall 2007) will be presented.

13. As a result of the kaleidoscopic impact of these and other influential variables, totalistic relativists have denied any invariable, absolute truth about things in themselves.

14. First, though, an explanation of what I meant by Muslims who "support militant Islam": these are Islamists, individuals who seek a totalistic, worldwide application of Islamic law, the Shari‘a.

15. Since Islam is totalistic, Muslims wherever they may be, must struggle and sacrifice their energy, time, and material resources to establish Muslim congregations, mosques, madrassas (religious schools) for the maintenance and spread of Islam.

16. The definition of fundamentalism in Wikipedia is “deep and totalistic commitment” to a belief in, and strict adherence to a set of basic principles (often religious in nature), a reaction to perceived doctrinal compromises with modern social and political life.

17. The developments in scientific research allows for measurement of the level of sectarianism in the group – of the leader’s undue influence on members, of the degree of ‘totalistic identity’ amongst sect members and the amount of psychological harm caused by the group.