Sentence examples for subjective existence from inspiring English sources

Our subjective existence is absolute, though indescribable.

For a writer's language, far from being a mere means of expression, is above all a mode of subjective existence and a way of experiencing the world.

The conclusion depends in part on whether Protagoras held that phenomena had subjective existence only, or whether he thought that all things perceived had objective existence but were perceived differently according to the nature of the percipient and their relation to him i.e., whether he interpreted phenomena subjectively or relativistically.

Unfortunately, too many interpretations of this type deploy the terms "reality," "phenomena," and "appearance" so ambiguously that it can be difficult to tell whether they intend to attribute an objective or merely some subjective existence to the inhabitants of the "phenomenal" world.

4 Accordingly, Habermas claims that our bodies represent the 'primary mode of our subjective existence'.

The phenomena of climate must be seen "as expressions of subjective human existence and not of natural environment" (Watsuji 1961, v).

In the Preface to Climate and Culture, Watsuji states that when we come to consider both the natural and the human cultural climate in which we find ourselves, we render both nature and culture as "already objectified, with the result that we find ourselves examining the relation between object and object, and there is no link with subjective human existence" (Watsuji 1961, v).

Conscious mental states have a first-person ontology, or subjective mode of existence, in that they exist only from the point of view of the being that has them.

Using these tools, I demonstrate that many financial accounting representations may be properly characterized as epistemologically objective facts, even though they have an ontologically subjective mode of existence.

Often focused upon the border of this world and some other, Pak writes with a spareness of presentation but a cornucopia of imagery, meticulously exploring objective and subjective realms of existence and memory.

However, there were no validated subjective measures in existence at the time the trial was designed and the content of the study questionnaire was based on findings of other trials in the literature [ 9].