Sentence examples for nonexistent a from inspiring English sources

This view entails, among other things, that to say, for instance, that some white elephants exist is to say that some white elephants have the property of existence (or, to put it the other way around, that not all white elephants are nonexistent)—a consequence that might strike some as strange.

At first glance, it seems to be nonexistent, a black space interrupted only as necessary by Matthew Richards's brilliant lighting.

And why the billions of dollars tossed to an industry that was virtually nonexistent a generation or two ago?

Cause and effect are often nonexistent; a particular action on your part will cause something totally unrelated to occur.

But the networks are aided by a bounty of audio and video clips that would have been nonexistent a few years ago.

The pitching had been miserable; the middle relief was suspect; the offense had been nonexistent; a handful of regulars ended the year struggling for hits.

While we can conceive finite, contingent, entities as nonexistent, we cannot conceive as nonexistent an infinite, necessary entity, namely, an entity that combines all affirmative features and properties to the highest degree.

Instead the Pope focused on a nonexistent wall, a contentious issue in an ongoing American election.

Condominiums — nonexistent a decade ago — are an alternative to the largely Craftsman-style cottages with cedar lap siding or shingles that pepper the town.

In May, a man claiming to be from a nonexistent winery ran a fake raffle promising a Fiat.

Not only is space typically nonexistent for a true sufferer, a key pathology is a tendency to over-categorize.