Sentence examples for that I exist from inspiring English sources

To illuminate this with regard to the person, when I say that "I" exist, I am dividing the universe into "self" and "other"—me and not-me.

For instance, it's no good to reason that "I exist, since I am walking," because methodic doubt calls into question the existence of my legs.

Hare reasons that, if I am glad that I exist, I tenselessly prescribe, ceteris paribus, that my parents bring me into existence; universalizing the prescription, I must prescribe, ceteris paribus, the bringing into existence of others relevantly like me (1975, 1988b, 1988c).

I am not even sure that I exist.

Now I know that I exist, I think.

Every movement is a proof that I exist.

And it was as if I didn't exist – even I somehow forgot that I existed.

In retrospect, it's unmistakable that I was attempting to prove to myself that I existed.

"It was like she wrote to me without even knowing that I existed".

I want to leave proof that I existed in this era".

It's no good to reason that "I existed last Tuesday, since I recall my thinking on that day".