Sentence examples for a form of existence from inspiring English sources

But this was, among other reasons, because he expected it to be soon swept away by a form of existence more perfected in its justice, peace, comradeship and exuberance of spirit than even Lenin and Trotsky could have imagined.

The resulting images take on a form of existence that, like a phantasm, is halfway between "real" and "imaginary" (Giglioni 2011).

Therefore, anything measured by time must have a form of existence or activity in which a past and a future state can be distinguished.

Styles are essential in the constitution of mathematical objects and the latter do not have a form of existence independent of them.

The drawing of a friend-enemy distinction, therefore, is never a mere reaction to a threat to a form of existence that is already given (but see Mouffe 1999, 49 50).

The goal of the Buddhist path is the liberation from cyclic existence, a form of existence that is nothing but the moving about (samsṛ) through a succession of rebirths.

Vedic thinkers became concerned about the impermanence of religious merit and its loss in the hereafter, as well as about the transience of any form of existence after death an existence that would culminate in re-death.

But despite the support of computer makers groaning under Intel's dominance, trying to hitch a ride on the back of a grumpy 800lb gorilla was proving a precarious form of existence.Eventually, under a settlement in 1995, AMD gave up any rights to Intel microcode.

It's almost as if I momentarily tap into a different form of existence, like I've crossed over into a parallel world.

The first is that of classical theism in which there is the admission of plurality, potentiality, becoming, as a secondary form of existence outside of God.

The movie is not to be compared in ferocity of imagination with Kubrick's "2001" — significant that the music here is merely illustrative, never caustic or memorable, and that there is nothing of Kubrick's vision of a blanched form of existence — but it is exuberantly entertaining.