wholeness

It might be better to die, than to lose that wholeness.

No complete pattern, but he could already sense a wholeness there.

I stood and felt the wonderful wholeness of the ship.

These poems do not want to be made things, beautiful in their wholeness.

Jesus offers us his peace, which is wholeness of life.

And it would help restore the wholeness of Israel's own society.

It is almost a call to equality, investigation and wholeness.

And she had committed herself to wholeness rather than ruin.

The curriculum today has many pieces, but seems not to have a wholeness about it.

But the sense of wholeness comes from something more.

The wholeness of what he felt in the car, imperfections and all, was something very special.

"To recover all of the wholeness we would have to die," she says.

She felt the wholeness of herself, a whole thing climbing the stairs.

If man works with the god of Love, they will escape this fate and instead find wholeness.

There is Shell, not quite yet himself despite his apparent wholeness.

Encouraged by his sense of wholeness, Quentin set about looking for a way to get free.

It must have the same wholeness which nature has.

The entire story depended on the wholeness of the fabric.

There is no break in the wholeness of time.

"This is a perfect instance where the whole person I'm looking for can pursue that wholeness."

Conversely, when people identify with their current experience, the conditions of wholeness and growth support change.

The feeling of wholeness he only had when he was with her.

I really think what's more important is the humanity and wholeness that comes out of you."

And you have let Him keep the wholeness of His spirit.

Nonetheless anyone new to either form would have derived a sense of wholeness from the entire evening.