Sentence examples for has its being from inspiring English sources
It means that because, as shown in blog 4, the human being is defined in terms of thrown projection, it always has its being to be.
Time has its being from the ordination of its parts into before and after (NSLP 8, 58).
He writes for example that "each particular has its being independently of any other and does not depend upon anything else for the logical possibility of its existence" (PLA, 203).
A psychical emotion, on one hand, simply has its being in its expression; an emotion of fear must show up somewhere, whether by cringing, shying or flinching, an increase in pulse or blood pressure, a tightness of the chest, or something else bodily or physiological.
The one is embodied in Constitutional provisions, statutes, charters, by-laws, decisions; the other has its being in the conduct of men who control corporate activity..
What has its impact been?
Nor has its development always been judicious.
But being small has its challenges.
Sometimes being forgotten has its benefits.
Being small has its price.
But being smaller has its risks.
