Sentence examples for separate existence of from inspiring English sources

"Usually courts around the world accept the separate existence of a subsidiary corporation," he said.

Gone are the great coordinated ensembles of the Asams, and instead each figure has a totally separate existence of its own and a balance is only to be found when the church interior is taken as a whole.

Mathematics does not presuppose the separate existence of its objects; metaphysics does.

He adopts the strategy of showing that the human soul can never performs its activities including the highest ones involving the intellect without bodily assistance; so, in order to preserve the unity of the individual, the separate existence of the soul cannot be maintained.

C. 560 BCE Colophon, Turkey c. 478 BCE Xenophanes, (born c. 560 bc, Colophon, Ionia died c. 478) Greek poet and rhapsode, religious thinker, and reputed precursor of the Eleatic school of philosophy, which stressed unity rather than diversity and viewed the separate existences of material things as apparent rather than real.

In the South, however, they maintained a separate existence for a longer period of time.

A proper epistemology for such a theory should offer some epistemological justification of the separate existence claims that are axioms or theorems of that theory.

A soul-body relationship is a relation between (1) support and thing supported (bodies are incapable of separate existence), (2) controller and thing controlled, and (3) "principal" (sheshin) and "accessory" (shesha).

Christian mystics claim that the soul may be lifted into a union with God so close and so complete that it is merged in the being of God and loses the sense of any separate existence.

The historic decision to abandon the country's separate existence, thereby changing the face of Europe, was taken early yesterday by the necessary two-thirds majority of deputies in the East German parliament after weeks of wrangles.

This is the tendency to divide up experienced phenomena, and to take the distinct analysed elements to be separate existences, independent both of the analysis and of each other.