Sentence examples for existence it would be from inspiring English sources

What a dry existence it would be to have language sanitised in this way.

Surely if any firm could breeze along enjoying a moderately profitable but socially responsible existence it would be this one?

Academics speak of a desire to "emancipate readers" from their orthodoxies and misapprehensions, even though few scholars "seem to have a robust account of into what condition of existence it would be ideal for humans to be freed".

With 26 teams in existence, it would be a good idea to take the next two expansion teams, demote the two worst teams in the lopsided 14-team American League, and pick up the two best teams in Class AAA ball, and call it Division Five.

Fran Lebowitz once said that if she could will any technological innovation into existence, it would be a silence machine: turn it on, and all those cellphones, beeping trucks and -- worst of all -- human voices that pollute our lives would instantly be hushed.

… If one were to multiply all this by the number of years the Soviet government has been in existence, it would be easy to see why, in the shops of Smolensk or Omsk, one can buy neither a hoe nor a hammer, never mind a knife or spoon: such things could simply not be produced, since the necessary raw materials were used up in the manufacture of barbed wire.

The townspeople acknowledge his existence, though it would be going too far to say they accept him.

This weed is the bane of my existence, so it would be great to learn of a use for it.

Perhaps one reason for not entering the Experience Machine (see ASU 42 45) is that one's existence within it would be meaningless – although one would not know this.

Before attempting to explain and assess moral arguments for the existence of God, it would be helpful to have some perspective on the goals of arguments for God's existence.

You cannot talk about the existence of nothing – it would be like talking about an odd, even number.