Sentence examples for perhaps existence from inspiring English sources

It's not a human being, whose existence we value simply because of its (or their perhaps) existence.

America, and perhaps existence itself is a cascade of empty promises and advertisements  —  that is to say, fantasy worlds, expectations that will never be realized "IRL," but perhaps consumed briefly in small snatches of commodified pleasure.

These analyses suggest that the small number of genes in the TFSVM training set and perhaps existence of significant fraction non- representative members in that set assure that the method has low predictive potential.

Perhaps my existence in its universe was limited to some shadow off in the distance.

The most startling revelation is perhaps the existence of the Kingdom of Nanyue, the Yue people to the south of the Han empire.

This may go some way to explaining the very European feel to Edinburgh and, perhaps, the existence of Cafe Florentin (8 St Giles Street).

All we're in right now is, perhaps in existence of that with regard to consciousness, maybe some other things, we don't yet see how to explain it.

Perhaps the existence of a Venetian goddess Reitia, recorded by Strabo and mentioned in inscriptions from Este, is some proof of a Raeto-Euganean cultural persistence in the territory occupied by the Veneti.

Perhaps the existence of more agencies would encourage issuers to shop around for the firm with the weakest standards.Joshua Rosner of Graham Fisher, an investment firm, thinks that the agencies should both be more transparent and improve their monitoring.

The earliest and core building so far as now visible is G 4811 with rooms II and II, pit A and serdab S. The court O I as far as the double line manifestly served G 4811 and was perhaps in existence before the construction of G 4812 (see spacing of pillars).

Perhaps the existence of perfectly genuine Adams State University in Alamosa, Colorado, provided cover for the conspirators.