Sentence examples for subsist a from inspiring English sources

This is even true of "Here Comes My Girl," in which a primary benefit of enduring love is that it enables a man feeling stuck and discouraged to "tell the whole wide world to shove it!" That thick and affirming carapace of injustice suggests that a man can subsist a long time on nothing more than his favorite grudge.

This sort of reasoning "runs thro' politics, war, commerce, economy, and indeed mixes itself so entirely in human life, that 'tis impossible to act or subsist a moment without recourse to it" (T, 2.3.1.15/405).

This constraint in turn requires the postulation of a three-dimensional field in which the created universe may subsist, a field that Timaeus initially calls the "receptacle (hupodochê) of all becoming" (49a5 6) and subsequently calls "space"(chôra, 52a8, d3).

Then there subsists a unique non-empty (mathfrak{fns} -element (Omega^{zeta} -element_{B}) such that (UpsilOmega^{zeta}ta}_{A}inPsi_{^{zeta}_{A}).

(As body mass increases, metabolic rates slow, making it more likely that an animal, such as an adapiform, could subsist on a diet of fruit and leaves).

They sleep in tiny rooms, use no more than eight minutes of shower time a week and subsist on a diet of freeze-dried, canned or preserved food.

This essentiality is especially pertinent to free-living microbes, where a species must be able to subsist within a range of environmental fluctuations.

Or is the toaster satirical, reflecting a nutritionally empty culture in which we subsist on a diet of ourselves?

Perhaps the thought was that the souls of the wise had a sufficient tensile strength that they could subsist as a distinct body on their own.

Well, if you let that happen, you can't, I think, subsist on a tax system that's producing 18 and a half percent of the GDP.

When they handed over their guns, the ex-fighters each received a lump sum of 300,000 leones ($150) to help them subsist for a few months.