Sentence examples for something existing from inspiring English sources

Insofar as traditional theism maintains the doctrine of the necessary existence of God, it too accepts the necessity of something existing.

They make music seem as if it were something existing "out there," something to be respectfully and carefully heard rather than something intimately and urgently shared.

But sometimes a wax figure looks out of those glass eyes with unusual intensity, or there is enough of a resemblance to remind the fleshy onlookers of something more mysterious in these curious figures, something existing beyond the wax.

By diachronic identity we mean an identity holding between something existing at one time and something existing at another.

Aristotle mentions the possibility of an immovable substance, something existing apart from the natural realm.

It sports a large, dark bulge at its equator, something existing computer models did not predict.

So at the most general level, a cause is the sort of principle or source which can impart being to another being that is to say, then, that a cause is something that makes something exist or makes something already existing come to exist in a new and different way.

Now suppose that a person x who exists at one time is identical with something y existing at another time if and only if x is, at the one time, psychologically continuous with y as it is at the other time.

That something need not be self-created, like a series; it could be something already existing, like a folksong or a fragment of Schubert.

"That's something their existing customers recognize," Ms. Bianchi said, but is "new information for the business travelers they're trying to attract".

The new drug also appeared to improve cognition, something that existing treatments don't do, said Dr. Insel of the National Institute of Mental Health.