Sentence examples for existence of material from inspiring English sources

While they cannot exist without the existence of material things, once known, they can be conceived of without any reference to such objects.

Wisniewski, a longtime opponent of the governor, conceded on Sunday that there was confusion over Wildstein's lawyer's letter – in particular, its cryptic reference to the existence of material that proves Christie has been untruthful.

Jeremy Corbyn is criticised in much of the media for questioning a system that engorges a tiny minority of wealthy executives while buying the acquiescence of millions through a pampered existence of material excess.

The existence of material on unidentified Qaeda detainees also became a central issue in the terrorism prosecution of Zacarias Moussaoui, who sought access to witness statements in an effort to show that he did not have advance knowledge of the Sept. 11 attacks.

If idealism in this sense is to be viewed as a kind of antirealism, the realism it opposes must be one which maintains the existence of material things independently of their being perceived or otherwise related to any mind, finite or otherwise.

The existence of material defect makes this region become a recombination center, resulting in a weak emission.

One commissioner retraced the steps of the auditors at a company location and witnessed the existence of materials that had been marked "not found".

The contrast in the SEM image originates from the emission of a second electron from a sample, and thus, bright contrasts indicate the existence of materials that differ from their surroundings.

We also explored the existence of materials on academic detailing websites in Canada, Australia, and the Harvard program which operates in Pennsylvania (http://www.rxfacts.org).org

C. 560 BCE Colophon, Turkey c. 478 BCE Xenophanes, (born c. 560 bc, Colophon, Ionia died c. 478) Greek poet and rhapsode, religious thinker, and reputed precursor of the Eleatic school of philosophy, which stressed unity rather than diversity and viewed the separate existences of material things as apparent rather than real.

Djellal [12] discusses the distinction between services dealing with information and "non-informational" services and demonstrates, in particular for road haulage services, the co-existence of material configurations with a growing integration of information, methodological and relational aspects.