Sentence examples for does not come into being from inspiring English sources

He has not come into being, does not come into being, and will not come into being.

An encyclopaedia does not come into being by itself.

The requisite mental act or mental state, though, could not be one of mere desire or resolution to act, since it does not follow from our desiring or resolving to act that we are morally obligated to do so; nor could it be the volition to act, since that does not come into being ahead of time when we promise, but only when the time comes to act.

The regimes of Hitler, Stalin and Mao did not come into being in order to defend atheism.

But it means that even his thinking did not come into being ex nihilo.

But the Badan Rehabilitasi dan Rekonstruksi did not come into being until the end of April.

These are grand rooms in grand houses that did not come into being cheaply, simply or haphazardly.

Fashion as the all-encompassing cultural phenomenon it is now did not come into being on one night outside Paris, but things occurred then that changed the game.

"Works of art, even works of entertainment," he had pointed out in 1984, "do not come into being in a social and political vacuum; and … the way they operate in a society cannot be separated from politics, from history.

Because general social security schemes based on compulsory insurance did not come into being until the last two decades of the 19th century, it has often been argued that social security in its modern form has been a response to industrialization, which caused large numbers of people to become dependent for their security solely on earnings from employment.

However, texts do not come into being in isolation from their contexts (cf. Hasan 2001).