Sentence examples for How it exists from inspiring English sources

In his performances he explores the politics of queerness, its intersections with Islam and how it exists in a constant liminal and non-aligned space.

The other interesting thing is that xAd, as a platform, powers quite a lot of other services, and so its business is not entirely dependent on how it exists as a standalone entity.

San Junipero was a story about the power of love, how it exists in reality and cruel fantasy.

All you can ask is that one be aware of one's speech, and of how it exists in a historical context.

I think all forms of media used responsibly and appropriately can contribute to the very serious conversation about this issue of vile child abuse and how it exists".

Looking back on the family archive for clues to understanding, my role in shaping that story began to evolve from my memory of how it exists into an overwhelming need to change it.

Ms. Dunn said she was sure that "given the historical nature of these two candidacies in the Democratic race, this would seem to be a campaign where looking at whether both sexism and racism, if it existed, how it existed, how it played out, is appropriate" as a matter for further study.

But that's just how it existed in the short time we were there.

Fernández likens the installation to being inside a church, but she also is interested in how it now exists inside a water utility space originally designed for human survival.

It is obvious then, from what has been said, what sensible substance is and how it exists-one kind of it as matter, another as form or actuality, while the third kind is that which is composed of these two.

It is always useful to explore virtue to understand how and why it exists, as well as how it can make the world a better place.