Sentence examples for every existing thing from inspiring English sources

Every existing thing, he begins, exists either through something or through nothing.

God is the existence, the life, and the reality of every existing thing.

The projection of a judgement needs to be made far more relevant to what a judgement is intuitively about; the logical-mereological notion of a projection supplied doesn't even provide a basis for affirming that singular judgements don't generically refer to every existing thing.

After all, the effects of gravitation are invisible at the level of extremely small sizes and masses but this does not mean that gravitation is insignificant in the universe, nor that it is not a ubiquitous and fundamental feature of the world, of which every existing thing partakes.

Rather you must say that God is found in every existing thing.

But of course nothing exists through nothing, so every existing thing exists through something.

For example, I could have had a brother and, given origin essentialism, if I had a brother, he would have been distinct from every actually existing objects, as no actually existing thing could have been my brother.

His position is that although whatever exists has relations and is conditioned, it is nonetheless a specific existing thing with qualities of its own.

An actually existing thing, then, such as an existing body, is its essence brought to existence.

To add one, I have to multiply by something because I take a proportion of the existing thing and add it to itself to add one more step.

The substrate must be a contingently existing thing.