Sentence examples for existence recalls from inspiring English sources

"My depression was spewing like an oil spill over the beautiful turquoise green gulf of my carefully planned existence," recalls Bruce.

Call them room-exes; their existence recalls Soviet-era Moscow, when housing shortages forced most divorced couples to live together or to return to their parents.

Another smaller allied population consisted of the ancestors of the scattered bands of hunters of northern Kenya and southern Somalia known as the Wa-Ribi, or the Wa-Boni, a people whose appearance and mode of existence recall those of the San of other areas of Africa.

It was an idyllic existence, he recalls, and villagers of different religious groups all lived together cooperatively.

It was a really white existence," she recalls.

That's the emotion line of the film [and] its reason for existence," he recalled.

While there are not many accounts of early courts in Alder Gulch, probably due to their informality and short existence, John X . Beidlerrecalled a murder trial in the Virginia City miners' court in his memoirs.

This finding highlights the possible existence of recall bias secondary to a phenomenon described as memory decay [ 34].

The "predicate of existence" just mentioned recalls Quine's criterion of ontological commitment: "To be is to be a value of a bound variable"—i.e., of the x in ($x) or in ("x).

"I find it to be a difficult and rather lonely existence," Mr. Bourne said, recalling his experiences in "The Dish," which he did in New York in 1994.

"It was kind of a Crocodile Dundee existence," Ms. Chiu said, recalling her home, which faced the beach, and a crocodile that ambled down Main Street.