Sentence examples for existence from the first from inspiring English sources
"It's deeply connected to death and a person contemplating his own existence from the first moment we see him".
To find the answer, we turned to life-cycle assessment, which evaluates the ecological impact of any product, at every stage of its existence, from the first tree cut down for paper to the day that hardcover decomposes in the dump.
Most of the athletic venues were already in existence from the first time St. Moritz hosted the Winter Games in 1928.
But anyone familiar with Descartes' causal argument for God's existence, from the Third Meditation, knows that he argued otherwise.
"I don't think we're going to discover a huge cache, but pockets of Chandler material will reappear as people die and attics get cleared," said Williams, who learned of the libretto's existence for the first time from the Guardian.
Team members said they were disappointed not to have found what a former senior official of the Mukhabarat had told them was one of the most ancient copies of the Talmud in existence, dating from the seventh century.
Voters who would flee from a party which pledged to rule Britain in accordance with biblical law shrug at the presence of unelected bishops in the House of Lords and acknowledge the existence of God from the first word of the national anthem.
Sunstroke and Other Stories by Tessa Hadley 154pp, Jonathan Cape, £11.99 Tessa Hadley may be a relatively new writer, but her prose manages a strange trick of pre-existence: from the very first line, it is as though you have known and liked her work for a very long time.
The first can subsist independently of the second, but the second can occur only because of the existence of the first: From the point of view of semantics, errors must be accidents: if in the extension of "horse" there are no cows, then it cannot be required for the meaning of "horse" that cows be called horses.
Shah also insisted that there were two nikahs in existence – the first, from 1988, and the second from 1990, which she claimed was obtained in order that her Pakistani husband could get a spouse visa to come and live with her in the UK.
