Sentence examples for to exist alone from inspiring English sources

The core objection to bundle theories (see, for example, Armstrong (1968), 21 3) is that, because it takes individual mental contents as its elements, such contents should be able to exist alone, as could the individual bricks from a house.

Moreover, a SDL couple is not expected to exist alone, but rather within the context of a mutational network involving other couples of SDL and CM.

One might wonder what enabled substances that could not exist alone to count as substances at all.

There are times when I want to go out but no one is available so I feel 'lonely' but then I look around and see laundry and dirty dishes and decide to be productive and exist alone.

"None of us can exist alone.

Faith cannot exist alone in a single person.

The virus does not exist alone in its ecosystem.

"She told me food does not exist alone," he said.

These large acidic molecules exist alone (as glycosaminoglycans) or in combination with small proteins (as proteoglycans).

Either element can exist alone, but together the gestalt kicks in.

Some species have no close relatives and exist alone in their genus, whereas others occur in genera made up of hundreds of species.