Sentence examples for existence whether from inspiring English sources

We wish the object of our hatred didn't exist, or we try to literally eliminate it from existence, whether from our lives or everyone's lives.

On alternative accounts, Israel is targeted because of some reputed unique aspect of Jewish existence, whether the contents of the Temple or the renowned status of the Jewish nation.

Laidlaw is too diplomatic to say if its investigation is motivated by the desire to justify its existence: "Whether there was another agenda running that actually gives them a new purpose in life, who knows".

Like the Dutch Surrealist Pieter Ouborg, Mr. Blayer creates a distinct mood in his paintings: an atmosphere, which is punctuated by an obsession with the edges of our existence, whether it is at the foot of nature's most awe-inspiring vistas or amid the decaying waste of some of our lost industries.

Here Oz is more interested in why we choose to live among others, knowing that we die alone: in the end, he suggests, it's for the shared pleasures of our physical existence — whether that pleasure is food, sex, or the sound of waves outside the window.

Baker has made a virtue of celebrating daily existence, whether it is the kaleidoscopic detailing of a single lunch hour in The Mezzanine (1988), the labyrinthine sexual obsessions of The Fermata ( 1994), or the critical mirages of U and I (1991), Baker's exposé of literary aspiration disguised as a study John Updike's work.

Is that idea or essence, which in the dialectical process we define as essence of true existence-whether essence of equality, beauty, or anything else: are these essences, I say, liable at times to some degree of change?

The question of her independent existence, of whether she had one, insisted on being asked, over and over, whether she willed it or not.

The enemies of co-existence (whether their target is present-day symbiosis or the evidence of it in centuries past) never have things entirely to themselves.

The poet's first collection since her acclaimed selected poems of 1995 avoids the conventional personal lyric in favor of meditations on how the modern mind deals with fundamental questions of existence, like whether there is a God or how to define human will.

Adoption of HealthSpace should ideally be considered in relation to whether people were aware of its existence and whether they had a summary care record, since the advanced HealthSpace account is designed to access the summary care record.