Sentence examples for rather existence from inspiring English sources

Rather, existence is simply an aspect of things that exist, the mode or state of being that describes its existing.

None of these results is global result, but they are rather existence results.

But Russell sometimes treats the issue as one of priority rather than existence, as in (1911 [2003]: 92): "the existence of the complex depends on the existence of the simple, and not vica versa".

For Hadelich, touring is a rather monastic existence.

Indeed, the once feral cat now has a rather pampered existence.

I have nothing against the characters, but rather their existence in this book.

They lived mostly in a green frame barrack and led, a rather sensible existence..

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Since then this committee, comprising MPs and broadcasters, has organised allocation.However, this august body has a rather disjointed existence.

Emily, who has led a rather sheltered existence, finally hears the financial facts of life from a victim of Ferdinand Lopez's disastrous sub-prime guano speculation.

"I find it to be a difficult and rather lonely existence," Mr. Bourne said, recalling his experiences in "The Dish," which he did in New York in 1994.