Sentence examples for existence demands from inspiring English sources

Whatever you call it, its existence demands that markets be subject to adequate rules and oversight.

Meanwhile, the nature of our existence demands that moral considerations compete with less celestial concerns.

As to the propriety of mixing theology and ornithology, all I can say is that we were looking for a creature that has been called the Lord God bird, apparently because when people saw it they would be so impressed they would utter an involuntary, "Lord God!" Furthermore, belief in the bird's continued existence demands a degree of faith.

(2) Those putative objects under OPEN, by contrast, seem indeterminate and loose, and their existence demands recognition of alternatives; the world can be otherwise.

In part, these arise from the very nature of the social movements: their existence demands answers from researchers, forcing them to take sides, in one way or another, and act accordingly.

But the intended analogy with self-defence seems to make little moral sense, given that Schmitt's conception of political existence demands the active elimination of those whom a majority perceives as internal enemies, and even celebrates that elimination as the essential activity of the popular sovereign.

"Their existence demanded sameness from her, and she amazed herself at how normal she could act in an effort not to disappoint them," Ms. Scully writes.

Shakespeare's double-minded, if not actually two-faced, attitude — absorption in Catholic ritual, rejection of the fanatic commitment that Catholic existence demanded — shaped his understanding and taught him a productive fear.

In practice, A Little Life makes for near-hypnotically compelling reading, a vivid, hyperreal portrait of human existence that demands intense emotional investment.

And is Hedda so weird in bemoaning an existence that demands spending "every minute of one's life with the same person?" Or in asking why she should be happy.

In the Independent, Lucy Scholes agreed that the premise was over the top, but found that "in practice, A Little Life makes for near-hypnotically compelling reading, a vivid, hyperreal portrait of human existence that demands intense emotional investment".