Examples of 'whole edifice' in a sentence
Meaning of "whole edifice"
whole edifice - This phrase describes an entire building or structure, often emphasizing its size, complexity, or significance. It can be used figuratively to refer to a system, organization, or concept that is complete and self-contained
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This whole edifice houses a giant machine.
Which is why the whole edifice should go.
The whole edifice is classified as an historical monument.
For a moment the hypothesis that the whole edifice.
The whole edifice slightly decaying.
This is so serious that it could endanger the whole edifice of reforms.
The whole edifice of modern society is built upon it.
Apparently this is the only important alteration in the whole edifice.
Yet the whole edifice rests on shaky foundations.
Every stone plays its part in building the whole edifice.
The whole edifice of critical thought is in need of reconstruction.
Prodcom is just one part of the whole edifice of business and in dustry statistics.
The whole edifice is glass structured to deliberately allow light in.
So the two combine to help the speedy building of the whole edifice of virtues.
The whole edifice is crumbling.
Nature has put her vast hand on him and crushed the whole edifice.
The whole edifice disgusts me.
And they are all against doubt because doubt can destroy their whole edifice.
I will bring the whole edifice down on their unworthy heads.
Indeed, from the viewpoint of a rational patient, the whole edifice is crumbling.
Those who built the whole edifice were probably very tall.
The whole edifice is based upon an expectation of common and equitably shared transparent accountability.
When the foundation itself is false the whole edifice that you build can not be true.
The whole edifice would break up for want of popular support.
If it is not, the whole edifice comes down.
The whole edifice of moral and spiritual values?
Should that ideal lack basis, the whole edifice of his immortality collapses.
The whole edifice is on a raised spur, which is in large part artificial.
Without this cornerstone, the whole edifice of our partnership would collapse.
It is the most important stone, the one that supports the whole edifice.
He observes that the whole edifice of critical thought is thus in need of reconstruction.
Suddenly, we find ourselves watching aghast as the whole edifice comes tumbling down.
The whole edifice of " Jewish history " taught at Israeli universities is a house of cards.
Must be turning in his bloody grave, seeing the whole edifice come crashing down.
The whole edifice has been included in the UNESCO 's World Heritage list.
Freud always emphasized that repression is the foundation-stone of psychoanalysis which underlies the whole edifice.
Put very generally, the whole edifice rests on the political project.
Do you want to risk a Samson who might bring the whole edifice crashing down?
I will bring the whole edifice down on their unworthy heads! Look!
The volcano's caldera is named Apollinaris Patera; this name formerly applied to the whole edifice.
So I wonder, Mr President, whether this whole edifice is not set to come tumbling down.
As Adam Smith put it, " Justice is the main pillar that upholds the whole edifice.
There is, as is well known, in the whole edifice not a single straight line.
The whole edifice was however completed in about 60 years ' time.
If, eclipsed by the other, each one grew idle, the whole edifice would collapse.
The Masters ' wisdom being questioned, the whole edifice falls to the ground.
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We let this edifice sink in the ground
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