Sentence examples for feel to exist from inspiring English sources

How does it feel to exist in a life so dominated by digital technologies?

The gain is the "special relationship" that is felt to exist between children and animals, as if children were somehow more like animals, closer to unspoiled nature.

After Averroës, logic declined in western Islām because of the antagonism felt to exist between logic and philosophy on the one hand and Muslim orthodoxy on the other.

The results are presented so as to allow the reader to understand how to organize the problems that are felt to exist in health science education in the DRC.

It would make me feel better to exist in a world without you.

Still, I feel privileged to exist in this technologically enhanced time -- it's taken billions of years for us to get here.

In the years that followed and through some fiendish thought process I was made to feel lucky to exist, but to my thinking the luck ones were taken away with the bombs and the bullets, the gas and the missiles.

In the years that followed and through some fiendish thought process I was made to feel lucky to exist, but to my thinking the lucky ones were taken away with the bombs and the bullets, the gas and the missiles.

DENIES SPLIT WITH KEARNS Good Feeling Said to Exist Between Fighter and Manager -- Starts for New York.

He went on to Oxford University, where he studied Blake, implacably drawn to a dominion that combined spirituality and imagination, although time would pass before he felt entitled to exist in it.

His boyhood friend and former partner in crime, David Belle, has described it in more primal terms: "We do it because we feel a need to move, we feel a need to exist -- to show that we are there.