Sentence examples for lost existence from inspiring English sources

And somehow, even in their "lost" existence, they had replica shirts bearing the names of Dennis Bergkamp of Arsenal and Ruud Gullit of Milan.

For, according to the Meinongian, an object can gain and lose existence, but an object cannot gain and lose being.

"I've been at another club that lost its existence and this club has been in that position.

Danish archaeologist Kim Ryholt first theorised about the lost dynasty's existence in 1997.

Alas, just as Mr. Aimard's Teldec career was getting off the ground, the company lost its independent existence, and he lost his sympathetic colleagues within it.

Ms. Mayer said women in the East were also less fazed by the economic crisis "because we've lost our entire existence once and had to be creative to bounce back".

"The virtual object would then appear, evoking the idea of conjuring lost things into existence just by thinking of them.

Accordingly, many scholars have postulated the existence of lost heretical books.

But humans, who evolved out of an arboreal existence and lost the covering of fur over the body, presumably no longer require that powerful grasp.

He wanted to make it clear that these doctors were not making a straightforward medical judgment but, rather, a moral judgment that people like Matthew were so devastated that they had lost their claim on existence.

As the Greek epigrammist Euenus wrote, the city itself may be lost and its very existence still debated, but "in Homer I [Troy] still exist, protected by bronze gates.