Sentence examples for subsists through 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.

Most Cebuano subsist through farming or fishing.

Many of these model programs are small, with intense one-on-one mentoring, and subsist through an uneven stream of private donations and taxpayer support.

In the northwest corner, the crumbling foundation of a Cornwall pest house, whose inhabitants subsisted through the winter on maple sugar, lies in a dark hollow by an old Indian trail.

Nevertheless, its old vernacular houses were designed and constructed in order to be sustainable and to subsist through hundreds of years.

"There are a number of small villages and fishing camps along the shoreline of the Lozada Lagoon...Most villagers subsist through farming, fishing and making charcoal," the report that would examine the incident notes.

Most households in this district subsist through small-scale farming, and poultry and cattle keeping.

Datoga, on the other hand, subsist through pastoral farming and are patrilineal and polygynous, and males strive to acquire wives throughout their lifetime with little direct involvement in parenting.

A major impact of TB on marginalised people with little social capital is to push them into abject poverty, because it destroys their ability to earn money or subsist through their work, and because the diagnostic and treatment processes are often costly.

Love subsists    Though pressed most low:    As it exists,       Forgives.

Our local horses, beef cows, sheep and goats subsist wonderfully through winter on our local hay.