Sentence examples for to exist something from inspiring English sources

Last August a debate on transgender identity on Newsnight fell apart when the programme was accused of questioning "whether or not trans people have a right to exist", something it plainly was not doing.

Someone can watch, say Dawn of the Dead, and witness an orgy of graphic violence and destruction, but still know in the back of their minds that, once they switch off the TV, this particular threat will simply cease to exist, something that cannot be said for terrorist docu-drama Dirty War, or the classic nuclear nightmare Threads.

When we just allow that space to exist, something better will naturally come along.

Build links that have a reason to exist; something that will benefit others and where possible, keep your link profile as natural-looking natural, so as not to draw attention to what you are doing.

He argued that if something can be conceived not to exist, then something greater can be conceived.

How are you going to earn your presence in the world?" The right to exist being something that you have to earn rather than just something that you had was a really bone-level anxiety for me.

In terms of legality, these impromptu cocktail parties seem to exist in something of a gray area.

Buildings, people and vast areas of land are now prone to exist in something like quantum superposition: now you see them, now you don't.

As Godfrey indicates elsewhere, a substance enjoys a separate being or exists in itself, while it is of the nature of an accident to be ordered to and to exist in something else.

For instance, the principle of identity, Everything is identical to itself entails There exists something that is identical to itself.

Benson Mates, for example, has declared: "Ultimately the only basis I can have for a claim to know that there exists something other than my own perceptions is the nature of those very perceptions.