Sentence examples similar to subsisting instances from inspiring English sources

The Cratchits of "A Christmas Carol," for instance, who subsist on love, hope and 15 shillings a week.

On the other hand, no mental act can take place without the occurrence of a representation, and hence the objects of a mental act always include an objectum; no objective, for instance, can subsist without an objectum (even though the objectum in question may be a beingless object) (1910, §20, 135 [135]).

As a Catholic theologian, James is committed to the view that some quantities and qualities can subsist without a subject, for instance extension and color, a view for which he attempts to provide a philosophical justification.

She's subsisting on cereal!

"Perhaps Nick is subsisting on smugness".

Travelers toured the world subsisting on bitcoins.

subsisting in that data or material.

Soon, Europeans were cycling more and subsisting locally.

Subsisting on mildew, it surely feasts in our forest.

So long to subsisting on scavenged supper-table scraps.

But the family is subsisting rather than living.