Sentence examples for common existence from inspiring English sources

The core of the distinction is that what is necessarily existent is purely existence (but not undetermined common existence) and is indeed the Necessarily Existent Principle.

Under the canopies, the people had embarked on a common existence with their animals.

All creatures are united in a common existence, a common descent.

"Common Existence" is the least pungent and immediate Thursday album since its debut.

In doing so, they united rural and urban women into more of a common existence than ever before.

In chapters often as short as a page, he offers snippets of the past and fragments of the present to carry their common existence forward.

Nobody starves, but a fourth of us are excluded from the common social existence.

The processes have in common the existence of long and uncertain dead times, therefore the original GPC algorithm is improved by the use of the T polynomial, which increases the stability robustness by filtering the predictions.

In these environments, it is also common the existence of maintenance and development activities to find (and correct) software faults.

For Rousseau (1755, 1762), the resulting inequality and rule of violence can only be overcome by tying unfettered subjectivity to a common civil existence and popular sovereignty.

These later countries have in common the existence of wildlife reservoir species [1].