Sentence examples for which he exists from inspiring English sources

W Somerset Maugham "Every man who knows how to read has it in his power to magnify himself, to multiply the ways in which he exists, to make his life full, significant, and interesting".

The complete modal profile of RF can be made explicit by surveying all the different combinations of properties RF exhibits in the possible worlds in which he exists.

Every man who knowshow to read has itin his power to mag-nify himself, tomultiply the waysin which he exists,to make his lifefull, significantand interesting.

Since God has his essential properties in every possible world in which he exists and does not have his contingent properties in every possible world in which he exists, his contingent properties can't be identical with, or equivalent to, his essential properties.

Even those who think that lots of properties exist necessarily often believe that non-qualitative properties like these are contingent; they depend upon Harry, and they only exist in circumstances in which he exists.

These difficulties include the fact that it seems too much to demand that Russell have exactly the same early history (or origin) as his actual early history (or origin) in every possible world in which he exists.

His veins are all blue and bulgy, the result, he said, of the protein shakes on which he existed for the duration of the shoot.

Swartz's arrest was the start of a two-year battle, during which he existed in a near-constant state of stress and nervous tension.

The term was revived around the turn of the 20th century by Hans Driesch, a German biologist and philosopher, in connection with his vitalistic biology to denote an internal perfecting principle which, he supposed, exists in all living organisms.

Mr. Hoch said his hope is to steer young Americans back to hip-hop's earlier social awareness, which he said exists today in a growing minority marginalized by the major labels or by the news media.

He reiterated that the pipeline is important to clearing out "a glut" of oil in Cushing, which he said exists because of an increase in oil production domestically over the last eight years.