Sentence examples for inexistence from inspiring English sources

(Enough. Quicker. Quick see how all in keeping with the chair. Minimally less. No more. Well on the way to inexistence).

Two women, seated, remain like money, like any underground objects, like a philosophy of inexistence, like earliness, unperceived.

Even the local media – who could have been forgiven for struggling to identify goalscorers because of the language barrier, lack of numbers on teams' kits, or inexistence of television replays – agreed.

Some philosophers have wanted to say in such a case that there is an object — in fact, a unicorn -- about which John is thinking, but that this object is one that has "intentional inexistence".

If every single thing in the universe is caused, their existence is only possible (just as is their inexistence) and so we need a first cause that necessitates their existence as opposed to their non-existence.[15] In Crescas's opinion, we can also prove the simplicity of God, but we cannot prove the uniqueness of God.

According to the second thesis, it is characteristic of the objects towards which the mind is directed by virtue of intentionality that they have the property which Brentano calls intentional inexistence.

Millikan's second assumption is that Brentano's relation of intentional inexistence is exhibited by biological functions.

At the heart of it is Brentano's notion of the 'intentional inexistence of an object,' which is analyzed in the next section.

Imagination exemplifies the power of human consciousness because it is a type of intentionality that posits in the same act both the existence of the object and its inexistence, since it "intends" it precisely as a virtual object.

Although Meinong admits non-existent objects, he claims that existing in a representation (something like Brentano's phenomenal, intentional "inexistence" of an object) is not existence at all; it is at most "pseudo-existence" (1899, §2, 186 [142]; 1906, §10, 54 57).

The first set of poems was by one 'Alberto Caeiro' - 'my Master had appeared inside me.' The next six were composed by Pessoa struggling against the 'inexistence' of Caeiro.