Sentence examples for exists separately from inspiring English sources

The anxiety disorder exists separately from my personality.

Capitalism's greatest triumph has been to decouple the economy from the political contest, as though the economy exists separately and outside politics.

Each dashlike stroke — which is most often a petal or a leaf — exists separately, suspended in space, like a kind of exclamation point.

But to say he's not true to Luthor is to pretend that there's some "true" version of Luthor to begin with – and to create a platonic, real Luthor who exists separately from, and overshadows, the original folks who, intentionally or by accident, came up with the character.

Michael Gazzaniga, a neuroscientist at the University of California, Santa Barbara, believes that "we are personally responsible agents and are to be held accountable for our actions, even though we live in a determined universe".The idea that the mind exists separately from the body has a long history; Descartes invoked it during the 17th century.

Starkly, the report asks, "If television has focused on covering weather, traffic, and breaking news, and that is what people look to this platform for, will television begin to cover taxes and zoning and education if the local newspaper no longer exists?" Separately, Pew's annual survey of news media performance, released last week, reaffirmed public distrust of the news media as an institution.

Russell, and Humeans in general, take it for granted that all perceptions, being distinct "may be conceiv'd as separately existent, and may exist separately, without any contradiction or absurdity" (Hume 1739, 634).

The values of a literary work, however, are not exhausted by the separate values of its several strata, for the strata do not exist separately, but rather form an 'organic unity'.

"We no longer view these cultures as having existed separately, but as having influenced each other".

With fiction, the hardback and paperback charts have existed separately for years.

I cannot quite describe it, but for me the two — the struggle and Izzo — exist separately.