The phrase "every existence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when talking about all the lives of living beings or all objects in existence. For example, "The beauty of every existence in the world brings joy to my heart."
To the unenlightened, every existence becomes the object of illusion or is inevitably accompanied by illusion.
In the latter sense, every existence can be a cause of all existences except itself.
Epicurus then added that "for love of friendship one has even to put in jeopardy love itself"; for every existence, being alone, needs the other.
For Kant, to say that there is substance is to say that there is some stuff such that every existence change (i.e., origination or annihilation) is an alteration or reconfiguration of it.
Specific Chinese models for investigating questions related to knowledge were thus premised upon a structurally ordered external reality; since natural (or cosmic) order is organic, it naturally follows the "flow" of structural patterns and operates in accordance with structural principles that regulate every existence and are manifested in the concept of li 理.
Then came the phase, continuing into the present, in which, finally, preserving every existence, no matter how worthless, stood as the highest moral value.
Therefore, by the modal transfer principle, the existence of every existing immediate infinite mode is absolutely necessary.
"Pampering," writes Sloterdijk with latter-day Dostoevskyan disdain, "the expectation of security without struggle, has infused almost every individual existence today, regardless of gender".
Every app seemingly inevitably shifts and pivots towards being another place to host video ads, every site existence seems based on capturing or stealing a glance or click and sending you on to another destination.
Being removed from your normal every day existence gives you a fresh perspective on life.
"Every rock, every branch, every grain of your existence is picked up and thrown down into a heap.
