Sentence examples for sudden existence from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sudden existence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an unexpected or abrupt emergence of something or someone. Example: "The sudden existence of the new species in the ecosystem surprised the researchers."
The sudden existence of Peter Kavinsky hit straight women and girls in a spot they didn't realize was tender.
For example, the rise of placental mammals has been suggested to have been driven by the sudden existence of niches, vacated by the extinction of large reptiles at the end of the Cretaceous [1].
But coolly, Cheadle takes us away from this present tense into flashbacks showing his former bebop existence; the sudden shortness of hair and conventional clothes denote the time shift very efficiently.
Although the results provided by Arduini et al. (1997) confirmed the strengthening benefits provided by externally bonded FRPs, they also highlighted the existence of sudden brittle failure mechanisms that must be considered.
A reverse Wiener diffusion process with superimposed jumps is developed to capture the exponential decrease in estimate volatility due to learning but also the existence of sudden jumps in estimates due to unexpected discoveries such as reservoir fault lines or aquifer support.
The increase of CoP range reflected the existence of sudden and severe displacements of the CoP towards the limits of the base of support (figure 1b).
The crises can be more sudden and unexpected if the existence of a "rating trigger" is not publicly known.
Bizarrely, 117 Hmong refugees from Laos who had relocated to America died unexpectedly in their sleep in the late 1970s, and perplexed researchers posited the existence of Sunds – sudden unexpected nocturnal death syndrome.
Jacob had no time to gather himself or contemplate how he might get an extra inch or two; he simply tried again, and this time — because of the adrenaline, or because of God's sudden desire to prove His existence — he caught hold of Tamir's wrist.
Indeed, the government has made this sudden u-turn despite the existence of a supposedly 'intangible zone' for the IPI which includes the southern quarter of Block ITT and had its boundaries defined by an Executive Decree published on Correa's very first full day in office.
