One of my friends, Robin, is a crazy anarchist who lives in a basement, subsists on a strict booze diet, and fixes cars for a living.
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).
I'm a PhD student who subsists on a $26K scholarship.
The domesticated mammal, a relative of the camel, subsists on a diet of plants.
While a good portion of its repertory subsists on a certain manic jitteriness, there is little daring about it.
But he subsists on a shaky network.
Beasley seemingly subsists on a diet of 5-yard routes.
Global Revolution subsists on a stream of small donations.
He has spent all his savings on the school and subsists on a basic diet.
