In effect, Mr. Sheldon was saying, the generally rational beings that most economists presume to exist are made, not born — at least as far as their Uber driving is concerned.
At the moment, such optoelectronic chips as exist are made of unusual materials, using unconventional processes, and are restricted to specialised applications.In this section Deep and meaningful Integral observations Pass the chalk Feeling flat ReprintsA significant step towards properly integrated optoelectronics has now, however, been made.
Then, the (true) sentence 'chairs exist' is made true, not by chairs, but only by simples arranged chairwise.
The admission that the Christians' god might exist is made only grudgingly.
Previously, some supervisors tended to perceive the students as causing difficulties, making the assumption that the same supervisory resources and structures were adequate for all students; thus the structural and systemic problems that may exist were made invisible [ 24].
Finally, Bruno developed an atomic theory, whereby everything that existed was made up of identical particles — "seeds," in his terminology.
Steve Jobs beautifully summarizes it in 45 seconds: Once you realize that every rule that exists was made by other people no smarter than you, you will never be the same.
Documents unsealed yesterday in the case against a Brooklyn judge accused of accepting money and gifts to fix divorce cases show that the payoffs for which videotaped evidence exists were made by a lawyer who was cooperating with the prosecutors, the judge's lawyer said.
There were almost no rules at all, and what rules existed were made to be broken.
Suppose that I point to the desk in my office in broad daylight and say 'That desk (if it exists) is made of wood.' Unless the context is highly unusual, the shared assumptions, so the argument goes, uniquely determine what proposition is expressed by the sentence.
