Sentence examples for existence something from inspiring English sources
He who brings into existence something that did not exist before is said to be a producer, and that which is brought into existence is said to be produced.
My online dictionary says that "create" means to bring into existence something that is new, something that did not exist before.
But the modular system deindividualizes products and produces a singular skin for existence, something I have spent my whole life avoiding.
But totalitarian regimes rely on official versions of history and propaganda to consolidate their very existence – something Orwell has well described.
My understanding of the larger objective of the allied enterprise in Afghanistan is to bring into existence something that looks like a modern cohesive Afghan state.
You begin to long for a more permanent record of your existence, something you can point to with pride and say, "I did that".
She is not against the hijab, she is for co-existence – something that happens in her family and many others here.
It relies on three premises: (1) If the existence of something requires the preexistence of something else, then the first thing will not come to be without the prior existence of the second.
Denying that the existence of something with extrinsic value presupposes the existence of something else with intrinsic value, Beardsley argues that all value is extrinsic.
When we deny the existence of something, e.g., the existence of extraterrestrial life, we still accept something as true, Frege would say, namely the negative thought that there are no extraterrestrials.
