Nobody starves, but a fourth of us are excluded from the common social existence.
But our fundamental social existence as human beings means we are never truly forgotten.
A CIA agent hunting Osama bin Laden, we see almost nothing of her social existence.
From time to time, he enticed her back into social existence with board games.
Removed from normal social existence, these low-tech terminators eliminated "the right people" and withdrew into bitter isolation again.
"He leads a social existence that might have seemed exhausting to Catherine of Russia," Wolcott Gibbs once said of him.
By the second half of the century, Buchan says, Edinburgh represented "a new social existence that is suave, class-conscious, sensitive, law-abiding, hygienic... in short, modern".
In between lie the conditions on which all of us, in rich and poor countries alike, depend for satisfactory social existence.
Piqued, Brummell says loudly to Lord Byron: "Who's your fat friend?" The public insult to the corpulent royal ends Brummell's social existence.
Yet they are, many scientists believe, much closer to the Last Common Ancestor in their physical form and the form of their social existence than we are.
In Bird's day, girls were so hidden away that "the brightness which girl life contributes to social existence [was] unknown in the country".
