Sentence examples for per se exists from inspiring English sources

While the precise meaning of Ibn Gabirol's idea is open for interpretation, Schlanger suggests that matter per se exists for Ibn Gabirol only as an idea in the mind of God, and not as an actual reality prior to Intellect (see Schlanger 1968, p. 294).

While no right to travel per se exists for Americans, there is a basic assumption, rooted in the Citizenship Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment and the due process clause of the Fifth Amendment to the Constitution that Americans have something between an expectation, an entitlement and an implied right to return to the United States from abroad, rooted in the concept of citizenship.

However, there are numerous ant groups where newly founded colonies involve non-claustral queens rearing their first brood cohort to maturity without help from workers [ 24], suggesting that competency for solitary brood rearing per se exists in many taxa.

The collection of parts that exists at a moment is an "ens per se" — it exists in its own right; but the ship is an "ens per alio" — it exists in virtue of the fact that some other things exist.

Stock picking per se plays little part.

Strictly speaking, however, only individuals with complete individual concepts are denizens of other possible worlds; quasi-individuals per se cannot be said to exist.

And yet, as recently as 30 years ago, anxiety per se did not exist as a clinical category.

In ICD-10, the drug dependence category per se does not exist.

Therefore, it is questionable whether competitive advantage can be sustained or even exists per se (e.g. D'Aveni et al. 2010; McGrath 2013; Tanriverdi et al. 2010).

For nominalists such as Ockham, personal supposition offers a guide to ontology, since a term can supposit personally only for what exists per se.

"You should know after your research that archives do not exist per se," he replied, via e-mail.