Sentence examples for original existence from inspiring English sources
Razvan, it turns out, was born a peasant but was adopted rather whimsically by a minor royal, educated abroad and refined out of his original existence before losing his benefactor.
Most people who have written seriously about the life of the spirit in Christianity spend a lot of their time telling you how absolutely bloody awful it is!" A church that expects to reign supreme and unchallenged as one of the most powerful institutions in the land is a church profoundly alienated from the truth of its original existence.
An exuberant and seemingly famished crowd sized up the room with its 16-foot-high ceilings, vast 12-foot-high arched windows, upbeat vanilla paneling, Art Deco tiled columns, burnt-caramel banquettes and deep-ebony-stained white-oak floors dating from the space's original existence as a brass manufactory.
This result is a generalization of the original existence theorem in [19, 20] for nonexpansive mappings which are not monotone.
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).
The third argument claims that a passion is an "original existence," not an idea, or a mental copy of another object.
But passions, as well as intentions and actions, are "original existences".
Still, Hume considers even secondary impressions to be in some sense "original existences:" they may follow on the heels of a distinct impression (sensory or reflective) or idea, but are not copies of them.
Many are the last known original copies in existence.
Today it is recognised that mitochondria retain traces of their original free-living existence in the form of their own characteristic DNA.
Such concerns notwithstanding, the Tribunal's original claim to existence arose from a simple call: a calling out from the grave by all the tens of thousands of victims so brutally and senselessly butchered in the decade of mayhem over which Milosevic, among others, presided.
