Sentence examples for because he exists from inspiring English sources

Bush is around to serve as a constituent of a proposition, even with respect to worlds in which he does not exist, because he exists simpliciter by existing in other worlds.

It's possible he requests a tip from foreigners because he exists in a world where the playing field is unlevel (and this is what he needs to do to make a living wage).

Because God is in all beings as their physical and psychical substratum, and because he exists collectively in human society, the wise should not see any difference between their fellow creatures.

The 164 letters, acquired by Kingston University's Centre for Iris Murdoch Studies for £50,000, show the author's deep desire for Queneau, telling him that she feels joy because he exists in 1946, and later, in a 14-page love letter written in 1952, that "I would do anything for you, be anything you wished me, come to you at any time or place [but] you don't need me in the way in which I need you".

He is the good which all things desire, and so he functions as 'a helm and rudder, by which the fabric of the world is kept stable and without decay.' Philosophy thus pictures an entirely non-interventionist God, presiding over a universe which is well-ordered simply because he exists.

His inspirations are, tellingly, not musicians but comedians such as Peter Cook ("because he existed within a 500-yard radius of his home"), Ernie Wise and Tony Hancock ("They just did their own thing").

Do told the court that Spector was used to tormenting women without suffering any consequences because he existed "in a world where money and fame buys you the VIP treatment".

"By the grace of God, five other women got the empty chamber and lived to tell," said the prosecutor, Truc Do. "Lana just happened to be the sixth woman who got the bullet," Do told the court that Spector was used to tormenting women without suffering any consequences because he existed "in a world where money and fame buys you the VIP treatment".

Work that he was able to do not only because of his skill but because he existed in just the right time, when the technology was there and the audience's enthusiasm was, too.

Martel says that in both Life of Pi and The High Mountains of Portugal he has, essentially, been peddling Pascal's wager: "You might as well live a godly life, because if He exists, well, great, you are going to go to heaven; and if He doesn't, well, you've still led a good life".

"It's not that he exists because of Clinton.