Sentence examples for sense existing from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, there remains the distinction between what I do "as" myself and as "anyone," so in this sense existing is something at which I can succeed or fail.

Constructed by White American misogyny, the idea of feminine and grotesque in the negative sense existing as a combined term encourages us to despise biological truths regarding physical progress into womanhood which includes pubic hair, stains, menstrual blood, secretions, and other pungent qualities.

The faces of the original block, slab, or cylinder of material can usually still be sensed, existing around the finished work as a kind of implied spatial envelope limiting the extension of the forms in space and connecting their highest points across space.

As he puts it: "There are things given to us as objects of our senses existing outside us, yet we know nothing of them as they may be in themselves, but are acquainted only with their appearances, i.e., with the representations that they produce in us because they affect our senses.

First, it isn't very plausible to suppose that every object is everlasting in the sense of existing at every moment of time if it exists at any moment of time.

In that sense, our existing health care system leaves us vulnerable.

But common sense and existing laws may not always be enough to ensure that robots and people live happily together.

In part this was simply a product of his own cartoonishly improbable celebrity, that sense of existing rather too happily within his own self-made inner sanctum.

Only a few performances seem to have fallen into the flow of understatement -- and the sense of existing entirely in the moment -- that the play demands.

It may make more sense for existing military bodies to concentrate on defence, by identifying the most vulnerable parts and working out how to protect them.

A hopeful argument may be that the almost uniform sense of existing or impending crisis will give Xi Jinping and Li Keqiang the levers they need to push forward the painful reforms.