Sentence examples for existence entails from inspiring English sources

And remember: Mere existence entails problems.

Confronting the reality of our existence entails recognising and not turning away from the ubiquity of conflict, tension and strife in all spheres.

For Sartre, the ontological freedom of existence entails that determinism is an excuse before it is a theory: though through its structure of nihilation consciousness escapes that which would define it including its own past choices and behavior there are times when I may wish to deny my freedom.

Still, co-existence entails conflicts which the law strives to solve.

At first, I found this disappointing, but, as we left, I decided that to be disappointed — or only disappointed — was to ignore one of Figes's central points: the places where Monet painted were (and are) places in the actual world, always shifting, and always shot through with all the complications and constraints that existence in the world entails.

If the nature of nothing entails its non-existence, the nature of its opposite, completely pure being, entails its real existence.

The reason for any contingent truth is that, since the existence of the actual world entails it, it is for the best.

The thesis commonly known as serious actualism is that, necessarily, all properties and relations are existence-entailing.

Note first that the thesis of serious actualism can be expressed as the thesis that all properties are existence-entailing; there is no possible world in which something has a property but fails to exist in that world.

The latest work indicates that even though the animals had an expanded primary visual cortex, in keeping with a diurnal existence that entails more complex social interactions, their cortices remained small.

(That is, in terms of Plantinga's actualist reconstruction of worlds, necessarily, if a property's existence is entailed by any possible world, it is entailed by all possible worlds).