Sentence examples for good exists from inspiring English sources

This Good exists, then; is present: that in which it is present has well-being without more ado: what need then to ask for sensation into the bargain?

I've always believed that good exists in even the darkest of corners and just knowing that it can win against the most powerful odds is a heartening thing.

For Green the common good exists in a partial sense.

Moreover, with each type of good exists a correlative type of evil.

The good exists in struggle and so cannot be made secure (JAA, Philosophy I Lectures, 1943).

And he assumes that no justifying good exists for Hume to risk causing despair.

(How could anything this good exist and not be all people cared about?).

Giant corporations whose sole purpose is to mass-market consumer goods exist in their current form because the television shaped the mass market.

In practice, private goods exist along a continuum of excludability and rivalry and can even exhibit only one of these characteristics.

For Anderson ethical goods exist in the world in such activities as intellectual inquiry, artistic production and scientific investigation.

Turns out that 'games and sporting goods' exist in the same copyright and trademark sector in the United States.