Sentence examples for sort of existence from inspiring English sources

Armstrong (1978) holds that properties enjoy a timeless sort of existence; if a property is ever instantiated, then it always exists.

"If you're still properly calibrated, it can be a shameful sort of existence there," Johnson said.

And what sort of existence will the survivors have?"Kabila must come"In the capital, Kinshasa, there is an overwhelming expectation of inevitable change.

Later, Temple told me that she believed in some sort of existence after death (even if it was only as "an energy impression" in the universe).

When does it get fun?' And that is not a criticism of him, I think we just didn't know what sort of existence marriage really is".

Since they just sprang from an underground illegal movement, it has all the concentrated efficiency that that sort of existence generates in order for it to survive".

Aquinas does not believe, however, that the nature as thus described has any sort of being or existence — and it is on this point that Scotus diverges from him.

"For models to have the same social and commercial clout as Hollywood stars, they will have to want to live that sort of 'fishbowl' existence; they will have to be up for living a glamorous and public existence," she says.

In the hands of writers like John Updike, Anne Tyler and Alice Munro, this sort of bourgeois existence has provided the makings of a compelling fictional world.

Until they are measured, particles can have a sort of potential existence in two or more places at once.

It's rare to find couples in which both lead the sort of peripatetic existence required of jazz musicians.