Sentence examples for in which existence from inspiring English sources

"The three succeeding movements are the diverse answers in which existence replies".

If the environment varies geographically, those individuals that happen to find areas in which existence can be maintained will survive, while the remainder will die.

O, Leenane, Leenane: that inbred, claustrophobic world in which existence has become so tedious that nothing is held sacred -- including matricide, patricide, fratricide and suicide -- if it livens things up a bit.

It is a style in which existence is suspended almost weightlessly in the medium of memory – I can't think of a film-maker who has found a style that approximates so interestingly the literary past tense of "he said", "she went" etc – and Mysteries of Lisbon bears comparison with Ruiz's masterly Proust adaptation from 1999, Time Regained.

What does Being mean?" If, in other words, there are many kinds of Being, or many senses in which existence may be predicated of a thing, what is the most-fundamental kind of Being, the kind that may be predicated of all things?

The ways in which existence echoes in language is taken up resolutely.

Day after day, Jewish paranoia is buttressed and justified: Jews see themselves in a world of menace in which their existence is always under threat.

After the trial, in which the existence of the nuisance was litigated, the District Court decreed the forfeiture of the lease.

In 1961 the latter wrote a book, The Big Love, in which the existence of the Flynn-Aadland relationship was first exposed.

This study extends previous ones in which the existence of only one type of cell population was considered.

The Adjustment Bureau is loosely based on Dick's 1953 short story Adjustment Team, in which everyday existence is revealed to be a product of mysterious unseen manipulators.