Sentence examples for can you exist from inspiring English sources

This is the mythic riddle posed to every physical genius at the end of his run: Can you exist without the thing that has created you?

They might be good for the price you are paying for, but can you exist without that thing?

By Arthur Gregory The New Yorker, February 18 , 1967P. 134 How can you live, how exist View Article By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Anthony Lane By George Packer.

Because I can sense you, you exist.

I can sense you, so you exist.

By directing instead of reacting you can change the way you exist in the world.

You are going to be a different person because there is simply no other way you can exist as the person you were before.

"It was spatially discriminatory – you can exist as long as you stay over there," says Knight.

Koch, who later served three terms as mayor, added, "You can exist without food, but you can't exist without water".

"The upshot of all the bylaws is we created a regulatory structure where we said you can exist, and as long as you follow these rules nobody will touch you," says city councillor Kerry Jang.

If you have different temporal parts, this would explain how you can exist at different times, and it would also explain how you can have different properties at different times (you-yesterday hasn't heard of temporal parts, you-tomorrow is an expert).