Sentence examples similar to wholly existed from inspiring English sources

Trope persistence is endurantist, that is to say, tropes wholly exist at every time they exist, and that a particular trope at one time is strictly identical to itself at other times.

We seek places where we can finally exhale and wholly exist, even if it means singing contemporary praise songs in gay-friendly coffee shops (or Broadway musicals at Uncle Charlie's piano bar).

It, too, has the virtue of wateriness, a noun I wasn't wholly sure existed until I just typed it.

The market system as well has never existed in wholly pure form.

The collaboration with WETA began five years ago when Abovitz convinced them to make a game for his "highly irrational and wholly implausible" platform that existed only in his head.

For example, Spinoza, the most famous of all modern pantheists starts from the necessary existence of something he calls 'substance.' By this he means that which exists wholly in its own right, that whose existence does not depend upon anything else.

The soul is composite in substance and powers, and it is simple in existence in that it is not divisible and exists wholly in every part of the body (tota in qualibet parte corporis).

But insiders worry that the necessary text books for the new curriculum do not as yet exist, while existing ones are wholly inappropriate.

Riddley Walker exists wholly on its own terms.

Such a reservoir contains a mixture of hydrocarbons, which exists wholly in the gaseous state.

Many other wholly pragmatic reasons exist to pursue a vigorous program of interplanetary space exploration.