Sentence examples for exists separately from from inspiring English sources
The anxiety disorder exists separately from my personality.
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.
To be aware of oneself is not to capture a pure self that exists separately from the stream of experience, rather it is to be conscious of one's experience in its implicit first-person mode of givenness.
Straddling the delicate line between a realist view that affirms the reality of universals and an antirealist one that denies the reality of concepts, a Geluk account of epistemology holds that universals are real, but that they do not exists separately from their particular instances.
Although MCS has been studied extensively, a unifying mechanism explaining the illness remains obscure, and clinicians are divided as to whether such a medical entity exists separately from psychosomatic syndromes.
Moreover, it's a lot of fun, which is a quality that doesn't have to exist separately from cinematic brilliance.
That may well be the case, but in the words of Natee Teerarojjanapongs, an activist for LGBT rights in Thailand, while queer people in Thailand do not suffer from direct state repression, they have to negotiate invisibility and a lack of social awareness and exist separately from mainstream societies in predetermined roles.
