Sentence examples for existence is so from inspiring English sources

Existence is so weird!

Indeed, its existence is so ephemeral that without special procedures medical researchers are unable to sample it before the body has destroyed it.

Her existence is so fast and furious that even her substantial fortune vanishes after a time, and then she discovers that her old sweetheart, John Wilmore, has been markedly successful.

The struggle for existence is so extreme, according to Darwin, that every useful adaptation, however tiny, can help a species survive the Malthusian bloodbath he witnessed in his own deceptively beautiful garden.

PICKING UP THE PIECES Cinemax, tonight at 8 There are some movies whose existence is so baffling that "The X-Files" could spend several episodes trying to sort out the conspiracy theories behind their creation.

What feels galactically remote in "Alien Trespass," and in the half-century-old movies it evokes, is the people, the "ordinary" human beings whose existence is so direly imperiled by superior intelligences from far, far away.

This sandwich was weeping, its very existence was so abhorent to itself.

It is often considered that her existence was so dull as to defy narration.

"My material existence was so primitive that it would have startled proletarians in Western countries," Milosz reflected later.

We're flattering ourselves by believing that their existence was so grim and that our modern, civilized one is, by comparison, so great.

Stevens's existence was so prosaic that he may seem to us more aligned with prose than poetry — and legalese at that.