Sentence examples for existing by itself from inspiring English sources

The locus classicus for Kumārila's argument here is verse 47 of the codanā sūtra chapter of the Ślokavārttika:  "It should be understood that all pramāṇas' being pramāṇas obtains intrinsically; for a capacity not already existing by itself (svataḥ) cannot be produced by anything else".

With respect, then, to Kumārila's claim (at codanā 47) that "a capacity not already existing by itself cannot be produced by anything else," Uṃveka glosses Kumārila's "by anything else" as suggesting that a cognition's capacity for truth-conduciveness cannot be produced "by anything over and above the causal factors relevant to cognition".

Insomnia was long considered merely as a symptom of anxiety or mood disorders, without existing by itself.

Who are officially recognised as existing by their governments.

I defy your political opinions by just existing, by being here," Peet told VICE.

The chances of Israel existing by mid-century are no more than twenty percent if its governments continue to pursue the settlement project.

An out of possession title affidavit expressly waives an ownership right existing by way of either of two similar legal concepts called adverse possession or a prescriptive easement.

This paper distinguishes with respect to the existing literature itself by presenting a system for designing and adapting the cyclostationary properties of OFDM signals for interference mitigation.

It is the experience by human subjects of this individual object in front of it, and it is the experience enjoyed by the concretely existing individual itself, even when that individual is non-human or even non-living.

A heartrending, tumbling piano motif by composer Max Richter – augmented by existing tunes by the likes of James Blake – adds to the unease.

Some are "retrofit" communities, in which existing side-by-side homes are purchased and then converted.