Sentence examples for existent but from inspiring English sources

In other words, according to the characterization principle both the existing round square and the existing golden mountain (Russell 1907 uses "existent") are existing (existent), but nevertheless they do not exist.

It is conceivable that any object is not existent, but the absence of consciousness is not conceivable.

Later, tawḥīd came to mean the knowledge that there is nothing existent but God, or the ability to see God and creation as two aspects of one reality, reflecting each other and depending upon each other (waḥdat al-wujūd).

This object encodes the property of being existent, but it does not exemplify it.

Indeed, in experimental animals it was shown that deafferentation induces rapid plastic changes that are principally mediated by the unmasking of existent but latent cortico-cortical connections and that the mechanisms involved include removal of local inhibition [55 57].

Obviously, some of our decisions affect not only existent but also future (i.e., not yet existent) persons; matters of climate change or the disposal of radioactive waste are relevant cases in point.

Clarke concludes that there exists only one self-existent, but he has at best shown that we cannot have the idea of two self-existent beings.

Free cashflow is almost non-existent but Rolls can clearly afford a hefty restructuring bill.

Tourist infrastructure is creaky and in parts non-existent, but that's all part of the adventure.

Many fiction writers are attracted to non-existent but identifiable settings.

My Bulgarian is non-existent, but the content of the shouting seems universal: play better volleyball or we're done.