Sentence examples for outward existence from inspiring English sources
In his decades of incarceration, he brought his outward existence and inner life into harmony; the depth of his humility ennobled him.
He trailed a dog and its walker into the lobby, catching the swinging door before it clicked shut, one last act of mastery of the mechanics of outward existence, and then passed out in a melting pool on the tile just inside.
Ideas analyzed in the essay and elsewhere in the novel include the split between inward and outward existence; the presence of angels and spiritual enlightenment; and the interplay between genius and madness.
In the orchid the ovary is composed of three carpels fused so that the only outward evidence of their existence is the three ridges on the outside of the seed pods.
In fact, it is political theology that comes most naturally to us: "When looking to explain the conditions of political life and political judgment, the unconstrained mind seems compelled to travel up and out: up toward those things that transcend human existence, and outward to encompass the whole of that existence...
where D ⊂ R N ( N ≥ 2 ) is a bounded domain with smooth boundary ∂D, D ¯ is the closure of D, ∂ / ∂ n is the outward normal derivative on ∂D, T is the maximal existence time of u.
But they can be used to infer the existence of conscious states within other bodies that exhibit the same outward actions as one's own body.
Such naive assurance of the outward reality of all mental distinctions, such touching confidence in the crudest identity of thought and existence, is worthy of the school which so loudly appeals to the name of Experience..
It was found that due to the existence of junction heptagonal defects, shear bands induced by the external load may expand outward in the form of spiral and promote the formation of Stone Wales transformation, which therefore constitutes an effective way to dissipate the energy.
And finally, when generalizing outward, the museum is less intent on the movement's successes (which should be made more evident) than on the existence of continuing and unresolved problems.
