"It seemed like the perfect existence," Babasoloukian said.
9 P.M. Hallmarkk) THE SWEETER SIDE OF LIFE (2013) Kathryn Morris plays the wife of a Manhattan doctor whose seemingly perfect existence comes to an abrupt end when her husband asks for a divorce.
Told in verse, this is a time in Annie's life when everything seems to be changing; her mother is pregnant, her grandfather is ill, and her best friend Max thinks she is spoilt and has the perfect existence.
At 31 years old, I couldn't imagine a more perfect existence.
Before jumping to accuse her of being famous for nothing, remember Hollywood is a place that promises a perfect existence.
These are the type of people who would rather believe that the White House just sprang into perfect existence, rather than acknowledge that the blood and sweat of slaves are mixed into its very foundation. .
Mark has perfected a dingy existence, passing the time with video games, beer and general lunkhead-ery.
Common to these early productions is the preoccupation with shape (Gestalt), movement, color, language, and gesture as the means of a "realized" or "perfected" particular human existence that represents life beyond the limits of spatio-temporal duration imposed on us in the manner of a Cartesian grid.
Here, the supernaturalist could argue that meaning depends on the existence of a perfect being, where perfection requires properties such as atemporality, simplicity, and immutability that are possible only in a spiritual realm (Metz 2013, chs. 6 7; cf. Morris 1992; contra Brown 1971 and Hartshorne 1996).
Descartes argues that there is no less contradiction in conceiving a supremely perfect being who lacks existence than there is in conceiving a triangle whose interior angles do not sum to 180 degrees.
He believed that existence is not a quality (or perfection), so a completely perfect being need not exist.
