organic whole in a sentence

• Women see sex as an organic whole, and men are fetishists.
• It's like saying McDonald's should sell tofu burgers on organic whole wheat buns.
• It absorbs historical elements and contemporary influences into an organic whole.
• The National Republicans saw the Union as a corporate, organic whole.
• In this context, nature is revealed as an organic whole, hardly touched by mankind.
• "It should be part of an organic whole, " he added, no pun intended.
• The film must function as a dramatic, organic whole.
• True, he is not Karajan; he does not seek to integrate music into an organic whole.
• They allied with the AMI and the FPG, with the goal of forming an organic whole.
• It is a process of integrating aesthetic, structural, social and environmental factors into an organic whole.
• It's difficult to see organic whole in a sentence .
• It's all melded into a joyous, organic whole.
• Monastic buildings are sheltered by a horizontal ledge and form an organic whole with the surrounding landscape.
• From the point of view of geography, commerce, and engineering, the Port of New York is an organic whole.
• So a four-movement, 20-minute string quartet emerges as a rigorous, interrelated and organic whole, as substantive as any symphony.
• Based in Basalt, Colorado, two leaves and a bud produces organic whole leaf tea that is packaged in pyramid-shaped sachets.
• If 1998 saw a remarkable attempt to make choreography on Broadway so much of an organic whole ( " Cabaret,"
• The " Purusha sukta " visualised the four " varnas " as hierarchical, but inter-related parts of an organic whole.
• It combines the study of history and language, through interpretation, in which history and linguistics coalesce into an organic whole.
• "The beautiful blend of melodies and words fits so seamlessly together, " says Root . " It's an organic whole.
• She has tried to integrate the various remnants of paint into an organic whole, but the scene is clearly fragmented.