Sentence examples for existence outside of the from inspiring English sources

There were philosophers then, as there probably always will be, who wanted to argue that the intellect was a function of the soul, having no existence outside of the soul.

Female domestic staff had been called up for war service in factories, and now realised there was an easier and better paid existence outside of the gates of the great country houses.

Lumen View, which had acquired the patent from its inventor, Eileen Shapiro, a Cambridge, Mass., business consultant, didn't seem to have an existence outside of the 20 lawsuits it had filed alleging infringement.

This YouTube version of an old tape features bands like Xasthur, Blunt Aus Nord, and Anaal Nathrakh and is a jolly good listen at work on those intense days when you forget that you've got an existence outside of the shitty partition you share with a bloke you fucking hate.

This YouTube version of an old tape features bands like Xasthur, Blut Aus Nord, and Anaal Nathrakh and is a jolly good listen at work on those intense days when you forget that you've got an existence outside of the shitty partition you share with a bloke you fucking hate.

Symbiodinium spp. are also capable of (in fact probably require) existence outside of the host, and Symbiodinium spp. have planktonic, free-living stages that occur even during non-bleaching events (e.g. [ 22, 23]).

In its epistemology, it is opposed to realism, which holds that in human knowledge objects are grasped and seen as they really are—in their existence outside and independently of the mind.

Seeing an actor perform opposite someone they're close to in real life can undermine this process; each performer provides the audience with a constant, albeit inadvertent, reminder of the other player's existence outside the life of the drama.

For those who maintain an existence outside the group, the pressure of living a double life can be exhausting.

In 1968, General Li presented to Dr. Grayson Kirk, president of Columbia University, a collection of 6,000 rare books, "considered one of the most comprehensive collections on Chinese civilization and culture in existence outside of China today" according to the University's press release.

(It should be noted that Riverdale doesn't care too much about the love triangle, instead focusing on the friendship between the two girls and their existence outside of Archie).