Holed up on an obscure island somewhere in Britain, physically broken from the torture, cared for by a young runaway in flight from her vicious, pimpish boyfriend, who also happens to be a British cop, Rose scours human existence for meaning: "It astonished him that those around him went about their business as if the world — as if being alive — was uncomplicated and unmysterious".
For all of what Woods has done for the PGA Tour, think of what the PGA Tour, by its very existence, has done for him.
Hilbert regarded consistency as the touchstone of existence, and so for him the important thing was the fact that no inconsistencies can arise within the realm of concrete signs, since correct descriptions of concrete objects are always mutually compatible.
"Son, with his little fists curled up and clenched, seemed, in his feeble way, to be squaring at existence for having come upon him so unexpectedly".
At the Downs, in June 1933, he experienced what he later described as a "Vision of Agape", when, while sitting with three fellow-teachers at the school, he suddenly found that he loved them for themselves, that their existence had infinite value for him; this experience, he said, later influenced his decision to return to the Anglican Church in 1940.
But Dawkins cannot acknowledge our existence for to do so cuts from under him the first rung of his argument: either God or evolution.
The idea gripped Rigdol, then possessed him, overwhelming his very existence for the next several months.
His own existence, for example.
"It's been in existence for 90 years.
Existence for the American soldiers here is spartan, at best.
