Sentence examples for sense exists from inspiring English sources

A second sense exists, only tangentially related to the city: a state of unreality, induced by drink, drugs or congenital dreaminess.

Certainly, that sense exists, but it's not the whole of Kafka, and that's one reason why he's always worth reading, and is always going to be worth reading.

The highest level of being, and through it all of what in any sense exists, derives from the ultimate principle, which is absolutely free from determinations and limitations and utterly transcends any conceivable reality, so that it may be said to be "beyond being".

No ether in that sense exists here.

Information in this sense exists whenever there is contingency and correlation.

Evil in the human sense exists because human beings, by virtue of their selfishness, are unsuited to social living.

Remarkably little law in the modern sense existed; a static society, which officially discouraged commercial activity, apparently neither desired nor needed a developed legal order.

Cattrall's Cleopatra loves Antony most in his absence; and she clinches the point beautifully when, after his death, she rhapsodises a lover who, in a sense, existed only in her dreams.

The War on Christmas is a little like Santa Claus, in that it (a) comes to us from the sky, beamed down by the satellites of cable news, and (b) does not, in the boringly empirical sense, exist.

The boy's tendency was to forget each site once he had pressed his lips to it, as if the establishment of its accessibility made the site henceforth unreal for him and the site now in some sense "existed" only on the four-faced chart.

Whatever thought is about, that topic must in some sense exist.