Sentence examples for vague existence from inspiring English sources

Objections to this argument turn on whether non-universalists really have to give such an account, and on whether vague existence really is unacceptable.

Likewise, the question of whether mereological indeterminacy implies vague composition or vague existence is generally answered in the affirmative (though not always; see e.g. Donnelly 2009 and Barnes and Williams 2009).

Dom puzzled down at Carrie, perhaps only vaguely remembering her existence, certainly not her name.

Instead of shoving them in a drawer and vaguely remembering their existence, hang them on your bedroom door.

When Amy is confronted with her apparent acquaintance with a gangster named Cheese, she affects merely a vague knowledge of his existence.

I had a vague awareness of the existence of the act; I'm sure I'd come across a reference in a movie or an episode of Friends.

Once onstage, Mr. Mann and Ms. Bartosik relive memories of a shared existence, however vague, through movement, which, like the words, bubbles up and dissipates from one moment to the next.

This moody, atmospheric film is the study of two doppelgängers one French, one Polish who, in addition to sharing the same name, share the same birthday, heart condition, and a vague sense of the existence of the other.

Rich Azzopardi, a spokesman for Senator Craig M. Johnson — who had been the lone Long Island Democrat until November's election — said he had heard "vague rumors" about the existence of the facility.

Second, given that most classes outside of mathematics are vague, and that the existence of borderline cases is characteristic of vague classes, definitions that take the class of artworks to have borderline cases are preferable to definitions that don't (Davies 1991 and 2006, Stecker 2005).

In dealing with Stalin, Truman decided to give the Soviet leader vague hints about the existence of a powerful new weapon without going into details.