Sentence examples for point of existence from inspiring English sources

"I don't see the point of existence without some kind of moral conception of the world," Veronica, who is publishing a book on Darfur, says.

"It was almost like asking you what you thought the point of existence was," says Colin, whose researches into his past lead him to believe that he was the child of an adulterous politician who disappeared after murdering his wife.

There is another thing, though: a deeply rooted sense that good living is the point of existence, and few better examples of this cliché that happens also to be a fact can be found than in a recently published book from Rizzoli, "Hotel Il Pellicano".

Proof: According to the implicit function theorem [18], a Jacobian matrix must be non-singular at the point of existence.

The poem then transitions from memory to how life works and the point of existence.

The Occupy movement was supposed to have resulted in a fundamental reassessment of the notion, erroneously thought to have long been central to U.S. self-identity, that ours was a system of and for big money, in short, that a juiced-up, out-of-hand, shameless greed was the point of existence.

Yet, after such a heavy night Cech must surely be questioning the point of his existence in the infinite totality of the transcendent universe and all its possibilities.

Without being able to lend more money, which is the point of its existence, a bank can't generate an income.

Talking, it seemed to me, was the point of adult existence.

Has a curious despondency over the point of human existence enveloped your soul?

They prefer editors with managerial instincts, who understand that editorial is just a section of the newspaper, rather than the very point of its existence.