Sentence examples for existence to which from inspiring English sources

But there are other areas of life, entire chapters of existence, to which it offers no guide.

(When Jed dies the author's comment is similar: "So it was that Jed Martin took leave of an existence to which he had never completely adhered").

The solo trumpet (performed well here by Michael Gorham) asks "The Perennial Question of Existence," to which the woodwinds respond with increasing agitation.

Writing about "The Man Who Wasn't There," a 2001 film by the Americans Joel and Ethan Coen, he described the characters as "anonymous beings, irrelevant, naïve, at times a bit soft in the head, but inhabited by an interrogation that concerns the meaning of their existence, to which they're not capable of giving a plausible answer, but of which, like an intimate rage, they cannot free themselves".

For the solution of this problem data mining tools come into existence, to which clustering algorithms belong.

For Abner, everybody has a layer of pure divine existence, to which are superadded other forms and accidents; but if the body is stripped of all of these accretions it will be reduced to the original divine substance only.

And that has led to a boom in nearby Ardmore - the biggest town for miles, which owes much of its existence to oil, which was first discovered nearby in 1913.

(Most wild chile plants owe their existence to birds, which spread chile seeds but are oblivious to chiles' heat).

They consider that many things exist at once and they observe in them a certain order of co-existence, according to which the relation of one thing to another is more or less simple.

He also argues that this encourages a deflationary approach to existence questions according to which we may argue for the existence of entities of a certain kind by simply arguing "that there are true statements involving expressions of the relevant kind" (2010, 406).

To exist "between birth and death," then, is not merely to be present in each of a discrete series of temporal instants but to consitute oneself in the unity of a history, and authentic existence is thus one in which the projects that give shape to existence are ones to which I commit myself in light of this history.