Sentence examples for subsist of from inspiring English sources

Again unlike Thomas, Simon identifies the soul with the intellect, taking the intellect to subsist of itself, though it is also the form of a particular human being which itself subsists through it.

XXIII alone) that "Whatever therefore be the secret, abstract nature of substance in general, all the ideas we have of particular distinct sorts of substances, are nothing but several combinations of simple ideas, co-existing in such, though unknown, cause of their union, as makes the whole subsist of itself" (II, XXIII, 6).

Aquaculture offers one solution, but for fishers who might continue to subsist off of boat-caught wild fish, there need to be other options.

Now, they are starving from trying to subsist off of volatile and dimishing ad revenue models, while at the same time throwing their arms up in bewilderment at their inability to charge directly for content.

You'll be eating rainbows for breakfast and riding around on a vacuum cleaner made of orgasms and you'll be able to quit your shitty job, because you'll subsist off of happiness.

They saw doctors, slept and stretched their stomachs after days of subsisting on spoonfuls of rice and tea made from lemon leaves.

Half of them subsist on the equivalent of 65 cents a day or less.

The situation in the less-developed countries was particularly bad half of the world's population continued to subsist on incomes of less than $2 a day.

Humans subsist on diets of both plant and animal materials that during most of evolution have differed in their availability.

To a large extent, the answer is that it subsists off of Juárez.

After graduating from Cambridge in 1982, Fry subsisted off of sporadic roles in television shows until 1984, when he was asked to revise the script of Noel Gay's 1937 musical Me and My Girl.