Sentence examples for objective existence from inspiring English sources

In an important sense, the intentional object is part of a state of mind, whereas the material object always has independent (and objective) existence.

He is a self-avowed "Platonist," since he believes (like Plato) that mathematical ideas have an objective existence.

On first reading, The Waves leaves you feeling a little adrift as you try to piece together the characters' objective existence entirely from their subjective perceptions.

Whether electrons and nuclei have an objective existence in reality is a metaphysical question to which no definite answer can be given.

Despite the assertions of some of his followers, Kuhn insisted in "The Road Since Structure" that the world had an objective existence, that it was "not invented or constructed".

Next to evolve is the individualized ego consciousness (ahamkara, "I-consciousness"), which imposes upon the purusha the misapprehension that the ego is the basis of the purusha's objective existence.

But for this to happen requires hundreds of millions of people to make irrational decisions out of loyalty to something like "the good of the earth" which has no more objective an existence than God.

The feeling or experience of a positive, objective, glorious existence, the feeling of subjectivity, is essential for us.

Objectives: The existence of cells that are either permissive or non-permissive for replication of Vif deficient viruses suggests the involvement of host cellular factors in its function.

In his best-known work, Ḥikmat al-ishrāq ("The Wisdom of Illumination"), he said that essences are creations of the intellect, having no objective reality or existence.

It "was in truth the sole pleasure, the sole objective of human existence, and all other pleasures — whether associated with rich food, tobacco, alcohol or drugs — were only derisory and desperate compensations, mini-suicides that did not have the courage to speak their name, attempts to speed up the destruction of a body that no longer had access to the one real pleasure".