Sentence examples for existence highlights from inspiring English sources

The book's very existence highlights one of the little-told stories of the folk movement: its spread beyond the well-trod centers of Greenwich Village, Boston and San Francisco into Middle America.

While there is no evidence that any of these have become invasive elsewhere, their existence highlights the importance of sampling throughout the entire native range of a taxon suspected of having become invasive.

Their very existence highlighted my own aging in a way that jarred me.

The theory is great, but the fact of their existence only highlights the gap.

For example, in some places Descartes identifies things as having possible existence to highlight that they are dependent creatures, and creatures whose existence cannot be read straight from their concept.

TCGA's data have been deconvoluted to highlight existence of four subtypes existing within a pathologically uniform group of GBM, including mesenchymal, classical, proneural and neural subtypes.

Perversely, having Barack Obama in the White House seemingly helps perpetuate white supremacy's continued existence, both by highlighting that individual people of color can attain great heights, and by providing a focal point for anecdotal, individual acts of racial oppression.

The results of the present study highlight existence of complex interactive influences among cover crop presence, tillage, and topography driven variations in soil properties on the resulting soil GHG emissions.

The associated poor patient compliance and emergence of drug resistant forms of TB, coupled with a strong epidemiological co-existence with HIV/AIDS highlights the fundamental need for new, more effective drugs to treat the disease [3] [5].

This uncertainty prevented the actions necessary to bring the FMG into existence, and it highlighted the initial absence of a coherent narrative that would establish a common destination and support the identity of the new organizational entity.

Zahavi (2005) highlights the existence of a common world when empathy is not generally required as shared experience, actions and traditions facilitate engagement.