Sentence examples for the term exists from inspiring English sources

It shows that on Brentano's theory the term "exists", like the copula "is", can be used in two different ways.

The whole point of Brentano's theory is that the term "exists" is syncategorematic and merely expresses the quality of the judgement.

This would suggest that the sign "+" functions as a sign of affirmation expressed by the operator "it is accepted that", while the term "exists" expresses part of the content of the judgement.

There is a lot of controversy about how "women's fiction" is defined -- and even disgruntlement that the term exists, since there's no equivalent label for men.

Although widely used, no legal definition of the term exists.

The serial went "viral" long before the term existed.

He had been, several critics decided, "a postmodernist long before the term existed".

"I begin with the whole history of federalism, from before the term existed, when it started in Greece.

The term existed before Stowe used it, but she infused it with a sense of tragedy and betrayal.

She was a screenwriter, feminist, journalist, humorist and passionate (but absolutely unsnobbish) foodie, long before the term existed.

An early role model, she translated and reviewed essays on natural history, and she was speaking the language of human rights before the term existed.