Sentence examples for existent texts from inspiring English sources

Byatt is a vigorous exponent of the view that there is nothing wrong with making books out of books — with admitting that the impulse to write stems from enthusiastic reading, and that literary adventure takes place in a mental world generated from existent texts.

I instantly grab my phone and check some non-existent text whenever I think a stranger is about to start communicating.

Whatever is non-existent remains non-existent for ever and whatever is existent always exists.

You can also drag the text around, if the placement of the text is the only existent problem.

"You can be waiting hours for texts, and wi-fi is non-existent.

Although the destructive effects of gunpowder were described in the earlier Tang dynasty by a Daoist alchemist, the earliest-known existent written formulas for gunpowder come from the Wujing Zongyao text of 1044, which described explosive bombs hurled from catapults.

And this necessary existent is God.

Hence, the existent perfect being is existent.

Conventionally existent (saṁvṛtisat) is otherwise.

On the other hand, greater growth of tomato led to higher absorption of ({text{NO}}_{3}^) and other existent elements which in consequence made a reduction in soil salinity.

No agency can turn non-existent into existent.