Sentence examples for between its existence from inspiring English sources

The accident of elevation marks the difference between its existence as an unclaimable seamount — no more than a shipping hazard — and as a potentially hotly contested piece of actual, dry-land real estate.

The memorandum is additional evidence of the deep, longstanding split between Mr. Freeh and Ms. Reno, and its existence became known as Ms. Reno received an internal report this week that faulted both the Justice Department and the F.B.I. for failures to cooperate in the investigation of the nuclear scientist Wen Ho Lee.

For a church that has become a New England icon, it has had a somewhat checkered past, and for 56 years of its existence, between 1873 and 1929, it wasn't even a church.

Like the cultures of the Nile or the Indus, Mesopotamia, as its name suggests ("the land between the rivers") owed its existence to a river system.

"Old Europe is at the beginning of the end," reflected the ultraconservative Metternich as he was beset by revolutions, "but New Europe however has not yet even begun its existence, and between the End and the Beginning, there will be Chaos".

The cyclone meandered for the first several days of its existence, caught between weak and competing steering currents.

Together with the distinction between mental and external existence (or existence in concrete individuals: fī l-ʿayān) Avicenna posits a distinction between the being of the thing and its existence.

True to his distinction between existence and actuality, Hartshorne maintains that the arguments concern that which is most abstract about deity, its existence and character.

The kingdom, which previously prided itself on being a model of peaceful co-existence between its religious communities and having a welcoming business environment, has found itself sharply and dangerously polarised between Sunni and Shia.

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There was no perceivable difference between his existence and nonexistence, as far as any of us were concerned.