Sentence examples for early existence from inspiring English sources
Being a relative new field of study and witnessing some technological breakthroughs in its early existence, several definitions have been suggested since the early 2000s.
His peripatetic early existence has influenced him hugely.
Marriage between close relatives has been practised globally since the early existence of human society.
The Royal Academy has always been accused of, in its early existence, bullying true originals and supporting conservative mediocrities.
Chuot says despite the hardship of his early existence, he feels he has much to be thankful for.
Of the latter, tunicates lack useful fossils, but a Cambrian cephalochordate shows the early existence of human ancestors.
New HSPSs are found, which improve an earlier existence result.
As in the Meno, Plato concluded that such knowledge is "recollected" by the soul from an earlier existence.
It suggests that deja vu is a memory of a memory- a glimpse of an earlier existence.
Ptolemy's placement of the stars within apparently well-known figures indicates the earlier existence of star maps, probably globes.
As in the Meno, discussed above, Plato concludes that such knowledge is "recollected" by the soul from an earlier existence.
