Sentence examples for of any existence from inspiring English sources

That probably led to my deep conviction that the voice is perhaps the most lasting incarnation of any existence..

Death is thus the "possibility of the impossibility of any existence at all" (Being and Time 53: 307).

That is to say, the phenomenological description of a given act and, in particular, the phenomenological specification of its intentional content, must not rely upon the correctness of any existence assumption concerning the object(s) (if any) the respective act is about.

A fairly substantial proportion of immigrant workers, those regarded as not having the proper papers, is being deprived of any legal existence.

On Hume's view, a passion is "an original existence" which "contains not any representative quality, which renders it a copy of any other existence" (T 415).

Indeed one hardly hears of their existence any longer.

Vedic thinkers became concerned about the impermanence of religious merit and its loss in the hereafter, as well as about the transience of any form of existence after death an existence that would culminate in re-death.

As a category, space does not have any kind of existence independently of the things and processes of which space is a real dimension (N.1c; 7d, 11b and elsewhere).

He admits that the existence of any quantity always implies the existence of a substance, but he also believes that the actual existence of parts of a substance necessarily implies the presence of a quantitative form in it.

Jinsai denied that Buddhist principles received any corroboration in any level of existence whatsoever, dismissing them as heterodoxies utterly lacking any basis in reality.

While we are not aware of the existence of any such companies, they may exist nonetheless.