Sentence examples for called existence from inspiring English sources

Becoming a self in this way is called existence, inwardness, and subjectivity.

In maintaining, as he does, that Plato's theory of the Forms depicts what objective values would have to be like, Mackie, in effect, subscribes to (and attributes to Plato) a view called existence internalism.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but maybe, as we spend more and more time online (the epitome of a flattened, "sprawling" world), we are moving toward what Barthes calls "existence in all its density and no longer its meaning alone," that is, closer to a present where everything is "now" and we can't imagine privileging one piece of information over another.

It stands to reason that they would be extremely even-keeled judges of what works and what doesn't in the genetic arms race we call "existence".

Hartshorne agrees with traditional theism that God exists without the possibility of not existing (sometimes called necessary existence or existence a se) and that God is necessarily supreme in love, knowledge, and power.

An approximate measure of 'well-studiedness' for a protein can be obtained from UniprotKB, which defines an attribute called 'protein existence' that indicates the type of evidence supporting the existence of the protein.

The heyday of European imperialism thus called into existence a second alliance system, the Triple Entente of France, Britain, and Russia.

America's antidrug campaign has called into existence an international drug trafficking industry that makes Murder Incorporated look like squabbling kindergartners.

Another tip in the ad was the date when the organization was to be formally called into existence, April 20, Hitler's birth date.

In a news release, league officials called the existence of a secret agreement "the most serious salary-cap offense that can be committed by teams, players or agents".

But he called their existence "a fairly remarkable success story," saying, "We've come a long way in a few months".