Sentence examples for later existence from inspiring English sources

Maybe wisdom and understanding are reserved for a later existence and maybe they aren't for us at all, ever.

Another reason for the reluctance to donate organs is the common belief that all the body's parts should be subjected to the appropriate funerary rites; a missing part would mar the entropically challenging reassembly expected in some later existence.

"This Is Orson Welles" benefited from the tragic dimensions of its subject's life: Welles's early success as a boy wonder, his bitter rejection by Hollywood, his peripatetic later existence, his reduced circumstances, his unfulfilled dreams.

"We know by instinct," wrote the novelist WG Sebald, in Austerlitz, "that outsize buildings cast the shadow of their own destruction before them, and are designed from the first with an eye to their later existence as ruins".

In fact, every time I read the remark again I find myself laughing – not at Geri et al, which says something about how Mandela elevates even the cynical, but with him, who somehow contrived to tread the most elegant path through the unique absurdities of much of his later existence.

From the study of problem (11), we will deduce later existence and localization results for problem (10).

My father understood, long before I did, that in the minds of the bourgeoisie — people like the publisher who would turn down my book a few years later — our existence didn't count and wasn't real.

A few years later, the existence of global attractor was proved on an unbounded domain when (gin L^{2}(mathbb {R}^{n})) in [8].

As shown later the existence of oblique asymptotes is closely related with the number of possible fixed points and bistability.

About a decade later, the existence of large-bodied individuals within N. flemingeri was reported from samples collected in the Northwestern Pacific off Japan and in the Okhotsk Sea [11], [16].

Later, the existence of the A- and the D-form was postulated for the enzyme in SMP and preparation of isolated complex I [ 10].