Sentence examples for exist ideas from inspiring English sources

Although territorial boundaries continue to exist, ideas, money, and people increasing flow seamlessly, rapidly and productively across our world in a spectacular multi-dimensional concert of movement.

At the moment they exist as ideas yet to be fully realised.

"Innovation flourishes best when markets are open, competition is fair, and strong protections exist for ideas and inventions," he said.

Although the Neo-Platonic school ceased to exist outwardly, ideas of the Neo-Platonists, and specially the philosophy of Proclus, were long maintained and preserved in the Church".

Like all mathematical concepts, these exist as ideas that can be represented in various terminologies and through different physical media (from a piece of paper, to a spreadsheet to programming language).

I always found this to be so evident in these countries I worked with abroad, where there didn't exist this idea of civil society replacing the state".

For one, the law is Victorian, even in the sense that it pretends that lesbians don't exist; this idea that homosexuality is just buggery.

Obviously, there is no real difference between these two forms of knowledge, since in God practical ideas exist only as "extensions" of speculative ideas.

In his major work, Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge (1710), Berkeley asserted that nothing exists except ideas and spirits (minds or souls).

We think that we own ideas, whereas the truth of it is, ideas exist already and we are just a vehicle for them.

Lots of bright ideas exist for tackling air pollution.