Sentence examples for exist he would from inspiring English sources

Since God is a substance, Spinoza argues, his existence or non-existence cannot be caused or explained externally (Spinoza takes substances to be causally independent of each other); hence, were God not to exist, he would have to be the cause of his non-existence, just as a square-circle is the cause of its non-existence.

James was certain that when Marco grew old enough to realize that this aphoristic world his parents insisted on did not exist he would despise them.

Social media is important too; the study shows that if Michael does exist, he would probably also be checking Facebook – where he would hear from close friends who are more likely to share his views.

Benn Steil, an economist at the Council on Foreign Relations, told me that, if bank deposit insurance didn't exist, he would consider an investment with Goldman's prop-trading desk safer than one with a Midwestern bank that would turn around and lend it to local businesses.

If he could exist, he would be nothing for the world because his observations were not visible to world-observers.

If RAM didn't exist, he'd go on doing without.

When asked about the omissions, he said he always answers the question the same way — with a question of his own: "Why doesn't Zone 20 exist?" He'd write the missing chapters, he told people, if he ever figured out the fate of Zone 20.

The President soothingly concurred, although he knew that if a free market in steel had in fact existed, he would have had no reason for concern when the five major companies raised their prices.

If such a man had existed he would not only have started off the entire history of cooking, but he would also have been responsible for altering our very physiology.

"If Roy Mallard really existed, he would have thought what he was doing was genuinely educative, good for you to watch," John Morton, the show's writer and director, said during an interview in a London hotel.

In a statement last month, Mr. Merrifield said he told investigators and prosecutors that he did not believe, based on legal advice, that he had acted inappropriately, but that if he had been told a conflict existed, he would have recused himself.