Sentence examples for existence is defined from inspiring English sources

What he suggests, as in Attempts On Her Life, is that modern urban existence is defined by despair, and that there is a grisly continuum of collective unhappiness.

It turns out, then, that existence is defined only in contexts in which it is predicated of complexes.

Anyone who really needs to replace lost dividend income should look at bonds, whose very existence is defined by cash flow.

The sustainability goal to secure human existence is defined by five rules and addressed by nine indicators (Table 3).

According to the interval intersection of the element stiffness parameters in the undamaged and damaged states, the possibility of damage existence is defined based on the reliability theory.

Non-actual possible existence is defined as existence at some possible world other than the actual world, which in turn is defined in terms of existence simpliciter as follows: x exists at a possible world w not identical with the actual world if and only if x would exist if w were actual, that is, if the universe were as w represents it to be.

My father, who lived and breathed tennis, whose very existence was defined by his love of tennis (for many years, he would wake at six in the morning in order to play for a couple of hours before going to work), could still beat me most of the time when he was in his sixties and I was in my twenties.

Figes provides lucid but minimal analysis of the testimonies, allowing them to reveal all the more vividly a people whose entire existence was defined by the taboo against private life, as well as the resilience, and resistance, of the human soul in the face of forcible reorientation.

"With A Matter of Fact I aimed to invent a history of wealth within an aristocratic, Nigerian family, whose entire existence was defined by opulence and privilege, says the artist.

In our analysis, Transcript existence (1) is defined by presence of multiple spliced transcripts in human databases, Sequence conservation (2) is observed when transcripts from two different species share a conserved sequence and Exon-Exon structure conservation (3) characterizes transcripts from two different species displaying the same intron boundaries.

The church has been "feminine" for its entire existence if masculinity is defined as strutting around boasting about your wife's leather pants.