Perdurantism is the view that material objects are not wholly present at any single instant of time; instead, some temporal parts is said to be present.

Consequently, the fact that a human body is live human tissue entails that a human soul is wholly present in each part of the human.

It was only under such excitement, he reflected, that she was entirely illuminated, or wholly present.

True Infinity is properly represented by the "circle, the line which has reached itself, which is closed and wholly present, without beginning and end."

According to the endurantist view material objects are persisting three-dimensional individuals wholly present at every moment of their existence.

(As opposed to endurantism, which is the view that an individual is wholly present at every moment of its existence).

Hill seemed peculiarly calm, vacant, as if he was not wholly present.

An estimated 51 crime family members were no-show employees while others were partially or wholly present at the newspaper distribution plant including Cantarella, D'Amico and Embarrato.

"He was wholly present to each individual," Bishop Grein said.

This view was contrasted with endurantism, the claim that objects are wholly present at any one time (thus not having different temporal parts at different times).