Sentence examples for is indeed existent from inspiring English sources
The probability that a combination of two modes is indeed existent is also indicated.
If the bezel is indeed non-existent as the report claims, Samsung may be forced to ditch the familiar rounded-corner design they've become so fond of.
The core of the distinction is that what is necessarily existent is purely existence (but not undetermined common existence) and is indeed the Necessarily Existent Principle.
That there is indeed a difference between "being existing (existent)" and "to exist" can be made clear by a distinction Meinong took over from Mally, the distinction between two kinds of properties (determinations), nuclear versus extra-nuclear properties [konstitutorische versus außerkonstitutorische Bestimmungen] (1915, §25).
And while the selection of products online is indeed vast, many are niche products such as self-published books for which demand is scant to non-existent.
Yes, there are indeed communities where job prospects are poor, where getting a GP appointment feels impossible, where schools are overcrowded and cheap housing non-existent.
Hence, the existent perfect being is existent.
Hence the sentence "The existent perfect being is existent" expresses a truth.
And, by the second claim, any existent perfect being is existent.
Insofar as It is existent, the Principle is thus existent just as the world is.
