Sentence examples for as really exist from inspiring English sources

In his endeavor to learn more about the secret workings of nature, Bacon came to the conclusion that the atomist theory could not provide sufficient explanations for the "real particles, such as really exist" (Bacon IV [1901], 126: Novum Organum, II.viii), because he thought that the immutability of matter and the void (both necessary assumptions for atomism) were untenable.

The SizeUSA survey is an attempt to measure accurately the shapes of Americans -- 10,000 of them -- as they really exist in the here and now and to reformulate the idea of average sizes based on those measurements.

I'm not sure that I believe such things as ghosts really exist, but I had a few experiences that have caused me to consider the idea that they might.

Further, a second aim was to suggest a better model for structured competitions organised into different technical levels, as they really exist and is explained above.

Although we create very large structures, it's all down to the little details that make it seem as though they really exist.

He lacked the necessary secondary-school diplomas to enroll in architecture school, and, as he explains, "designer' didn't really exist as a career at the time".

The concept of "supper" doesn't really exist in LA, as far as I can make out.

Ms. Bachleda put it nicely: "He's able to create a world that doesn't really exist, but is as possible as it is impossible — some twilight zone between reality and fairy tale".

Europe does not really exist as an entity, only as a collection of mutually suspicious states.

They have caused others to argue that conscious sensations, such as pain, don't really exist, no matter what I felt as I hopped in anguish around the kitchen; or, alternatively, that plants and trees must also be conscious.

Today the Sugababes don't exist as a band, and after Get Sexy they don't really exist as a sound either.