Sentence examples for exist by itself from inspiring English sources
Now an a priori concept does not exist by itself, but only in the individual products which it generates.
The person who conceives of God in this way is apt to look upon the observable world as contingent i.e., as something that could not exist by itself.
Paranoia is a special syndrome that can be a feature of schizophrenia (paranoid schizophrenia) and bipolar disorder or that can exist by itself.
This crisis does not exist by itself but is part of an Iraqi strategy of continuous crises that send the inspectors to Baltimore when they come too close to his weapon stockpiles and documents.
However, it does not exist by itself in the natural world and so must be extracted from other substances – a process that requires significant amounts of energy in its own right, and so is not, as yet, particularly efficient.
To form a substance, or something that can exist by itself, prime matter must be "informed" by a substantial form (a form that renders something into a substance).
Lighting design occupies a peculiar niche -- an art that is ephemeral and intangible, that almost never exists by itself.
Though her cult sometimes existed by itself, in its fully developed state the worship of the Great Mother was accompanied by that of Attis.
"'A boat is a floating piece of space'," Jackson tells Frank, reading Foucault off his phone, "'a place without a place, that exists by itself".
In the song, he raps in Portuguese: "The game is ours, Football is ours, It's everyone's, It's the real passion of the people, It exists by itself, And it doesn't depend on Fifa".
