Sentence examples for existence at all from inspiring English sources

Kant accepted without reservation that "God, freedom and immortality" (1781/7, Bxxx) exist but feared that, if science were relevant to their existence at all, it would provide reasons to doubt that they exist.

Not because I thought she would be taller or shorter; rather, I was stunned that she had a corporeal existence at all.

This comes as a surprise, since it was no secret that Tim Chambers treated his only son with contempt when he acknowledged his existence at all.

Although the house breathes a personal folk art existence at all times, come summer when the exuberant garden is in bloom, it soars.

Illiteracy, poverty and violence deprive a huge number of people of the chance to enjoy any sort of existence at all.

It's never been well paid, but if it's hardly in existence at all, lawyers are even less likely to do it.

So Is Die With Me going to live long (and they hope prosper) or is the idea for the art project to be ephemeral too — and the app wink out of existence in the not-at-all-distant future?

ᅟ (2) Non-existence of target at any scan k τ implies target non-existence at all following scans.

Unless those institutions and local councils are held to account, there really is no point in the existence of a paper at all.

Senator Dianne Feinstein, who chairs the Select Committee on Intelligence, disclosed the count's existence at a congressional hearing.

According to this view, God creates the atoms that comprise my skin and the paleness that belongs to them at the initial moment of their existence and at all subsequent moments in which they exist.