Sentence examples for be seen to exist from inspiring English sources
"If you can't be seen to exist without the spectacle, then do you exist?" Josh Harris has built a career on the link between art, self-promotion and technology.
Step back from this piece, however, and it can to be seen to exist on a thematic spectrum with the musings of the artist, Mark Rothko, as dramatized in John Logan's "Red".
Three paradigmatic traditions of scenario-building can be seen to exist.
The NDR region in this case can be seen to exist in two intervals, i.e., from 0 to 0.1 V and from 0.55 V onwards with PVR window of 590 nA. Figure 5b shows the conductance curve which attains a maximum of 2100 nA at bias voltage of 0.33 V.
Thus, differences can be seen to exist in the finer grouping of biochemical reactions within the giant components of the reaction networks of the mycobacteria and E. coli.
A concept of a modern system of preparedness could be that the risks are not located in the present or in the future but in a shared temporal space and thus can be seen to exist simultaneously (37 ).
One of the noteworthy qualities of the opening ancient catastrophe is that the people inside the collapsing edifice are seen to exist.
The South Korean government is thought to be likely to step in to help Hyundai to keep it from withdrawing from North Korea, partly because no likely substitute is seen to exist and partly because South Korea's president, Kim Dae Jung, won the Nobel peace prize for his efforts to improve relations with the North and does not want the process to slip backward.
