Sentence examples for a common existence from inspiring English sources

Under the canopies, the people had embarked on a common existence with their animals.

All creatures are united in a common existence, a common descent.

In doing so, they united rural and urban women into more of a common existence than ever before.

The physical proximity of rich and poor in London has for centuries allowed the city's inhabitants to believe that they share a common existence, and to believe — or to fear — that they might swap one status for another.

But it is more unsettling to read the associated manifesto that French publishers readily agreed to: "In order to organize a common existence free of difficulties between the German Occupation army and the French population, and thereby to establish normal relations between the German and French peoples, the French editors undertake the responsibility to organize intellectual production".

Reading good poems, you feel yourself singular and also part of a common existence.

Zahavi (2005) highlights the existence of a common world when empathy is not generally required as shared experience, actions and traditions facilitate engagement.

We note the common existence of a supersonic jet structure locally embedded within a surrounding transonic flow field in the hitherto unrelated phenomena of unstable gaseous detonation and hypervelocity blunt body shock wave interaction.

Yet her haplessly obscure corner of the planet becomes as central to our common existence as a street in Paris or New York.

We also acted too late in reforming the union of the republics, which had come a long way during their common existence.

For Rousseau (1755, 1762), the resulting inequality and rule of violence can only be overcome by tying unfettered subjectivity to a common civil existence and popular sovereignty.