Sentence examples for existing in a place from inspiring English sources
In a standard game that would be a major talking point, a key encounter, but here, it cannot compete with the sensation of existing in a place, under a wide sky.
As a ghost, she's both present and absent, existing in a place between this world and the next, like a shy person positioned in the stage wings: about to go on and yet ready to run.
I learned to keep quiet, take what I was given, never ask for more, fear police lights and walk around apologetically, existing in a place that's not mine and never wanted me.
Nothing has happened as fast as I thought it would, and every hour I spend being unproductive just adds to the pressure of me existing in a place that's way behind where I thought I'd be.
In a 2013 interview with VICE, Elm described his book as an expression of alienation, and the idea of self-discovery that comes from existing in an unfamiliar place.
And that's because folklore, generally, is a guy or a girl, who probably didn't do something heroic, existing in a time and a place that's real, even if the circumstances are fanciful.
However, existing in-place update approaches either introduce significant I/O overhead or cause low update efficiency in erasure-coded storage systems due to the consistent update of parity blocks.
You are both in motion toward and already existing in a different place/space/state of awareness/truth/authenticity/consonance/comfort/wellness/balance, etcetera.
He also argues that because existence or being is a perfection, existing in more places is a greater perfection, so God (as the most perfect being) must exist in all places (W 1.46 47).
What reason have you to care whether you yourself continue to exist, rather than someone else just like you existing in your place?
