Sentence examples for which it existed from inspiring English sources

Ewan had such a strong vision of the way folk music needed to be presented, the political confines in which it existed and its purpose.

Less than three decades after many discussions took place, both the "original" source and the technological platform on which it existed are not only impossible to find, but literally non-existent.

The HiP grant will be evaluated as a natural experiment using interrupted time-series analysis to compare outcomes before the introduction of the intervention in Scotland and immediately after its withdrawal with those during the period for which it existed.

Perhaps Oceana has faltered because the climate in which it existed has changed.

To evaluate the ability of the tool to predict genes that are reported to be related to the arthritis phenotype, the OMIM text was used in the form in which it existed before NCF1 was shown to be associated with arthritis; that is, the part of the OMIM text describing the association between NCF1 and arthritis was deleted before running the application.

In effect, Hartshorne lays out a three-fold distinction between what a thing is (its essence or defining characteristics), that a thing is (its existence), and the particular manner in which it exists (its actual states or actuality).

But it has extra-mental existence only in the particular things in which it exists, and in them it is always "contracted" by the haecceity.

I think the cyclical nature of the universe in which it exists demands it adheres to some of its rules.

Perhaps football is simply fulfilling its role of mirroring the society in which it exists, displaying variations of the morbid symptoms associated with an increasing gap between rich and poor.

In addition to choosing courses of action among options, Dasein is capable of "choosing to choose a kind of being-one's-self" (1962 [1927]: 314) through its ongoing constitution of that identity for the sake of which it exists.

Where p is a proposition, let es(p) (the existence-set of p) be the set of all worlds at which it exists.