holistically

So, for #6 … Choice is likely an empirical illusion, but when viewed holistically from the aspect of the timelessness of universal space-time interconnections, consciousness is real and made/makes/will make choices (all at the same "time").

A Voice from the Middle Ground 2007

Pearson Educational Measurement, which works with the College Board, helps train readers to look at essays "holistically" -- based on the total impression they create.

SAT: WHAT'S YOUR SCORE? 2007

First, a realization that this issue, this immigration issue, to use one of our favorite terms holistically it must be approached.

CNN Transcript Apr 7, 2005 2005

But the US also argues that its campaign against carbon has to be viewed holistically -- in other words, there are many other measures that should be taken into account when assessing its effort.

Mail & Guardian Online 2009

Researchers agree that we recognize faces holistically, which is not how we generally recognize other objects.

Health News from Medical News Today 2009

Essay readers will be trained to grade "holistically," taking into consideration "development of ideas, supporting examples, organization, word choice, and sentence structure."

Would Shakespeare Get Into Swarthmore? 2004

Essay readers will be trained to grade "holistically," taking into consideration "development of ideas, supporting examples, organization, word choice, and sentence structure."

Would Shakespeare Get Into Swarthmore? 2004

1.1 Humanity, (if you look at it holistically, which is not hard at all but surprisingly few people have), is like an organism and follows UNIVERSAL PATTERNS.

Mark Shuttleworth mark 2010

Albanese said it was important to reconsider the proposal "holistically," and that he stands "ready to engage" with Prime Minister

Bloomberg 2010

Albanese said it was important to reconsider the proposal "holistically," and that he stands "ready to engage" with Prime Minister

Bloomberg 2010