It then turned out that to be capable of self-consciousness the subject had to exist in a world with other embodied subjects whose intentions it could recognize.
The new anti-genetics has an odd resonance from an earlier age when, inflamed by the true faith, Stalin denied the right of the subject itself to exist.
He has ignored the issues of the day; his subjects seem to exist in a world without politics or class or the clutter of pop culture, technology, or even, most of the time, any consideration of gainful employment.
Nevertheless, the concepts and tools of both fields function within a practical framework, where the elements subject to intervention exist independently of how administrators, researchers and technicians perceive them.
Words coming out of the mouths of Hari's subjects were found to exist identically in their books and, in another case, in a previous interview.
In these images, Doyle's subjects often appear to exist in a world of their own.
Or, you might say, he exists as much as any portrait subject can be said to exist: as an amalgamation of many different faces and poses and other things rattling around inside the artist's head.
How would any one of these countries and individuals react if it was their nation that was attacked daily by its neighbor, especially if that neighbor was an internationally recognized terrorist organization that didn't recognize the right of the subject of its attacks to exist and was dedicated to its destruction?
In many sources, it is not possible to decide if non-existence of a database entry is indicative of the subject being known not to exist or not being known to exist.
Like the life of its subject, this magnificent film seems to exist in a middle ground between fiction and fact.
