existence造句怎么写

Zoos of various kinds are justifying their existence by providing a lifeline for the existence of critically endangered species.

Bewigged tragedy has a reason for its existence, and I am not one of those who, by order of AEschylus, contest its right to existence.

When you feel that someone isthreatening your existence, you fight back to save yourself.

You colour the idea of a prolonged existence in seductive hue.

Therefore, the practice of yoga is holistic -- it attends to our existence as a whole.

They hope in time to make the non-existence of appearance appear, for in that moment what we now take to be existence will be seen to be in truth only an outlying portion of the diabolic essence.

Basing itself on realism, understratum narration will continue to explore the possibility of human existence and innovation of literary types.

Some anthropologists believe that man moved away from a hunter-gather existence to a settled agriculture-based existence largely to grow enough grain to brew large amounts of beer.

He is scarcely aware of his own existence, But this animal silence makes him want to cry with pain.

Basically, accurate prediction and estimation requires the existence of an algorithm, or a step-by-step problem solving procedure with a finite number of well defined steps.

And so is pollen. Local plants put forth an abundance of the stuff in a bid to ensure their continued existence, even in the hardest concrete jungles.

I don't know if I'm the only existence you have. Is it the only performer in your eyes, is it your only partner, and doesn't know if you listen to my story and listen to someone else's story.

The major characteristic of this method is that it starts budgeting from the beginning. Thus, each department requesting an appropriation has to justify the very existence of the expenditure request.

The firewalls providing protection local to end users have policies that are generally not understood, even in the minority of cases where the end users are aware of their existence.

Atheists deny the existence of God.

Cosette, that charming existence, was the raft of this shipwreck.

Community gardens owe their existence to the energy of residents.

A habit-free existence would be a robotic existence; it would be one in which nothing could be taken for granted.

So some of you may believe in, for example, the existence of an afterlife.

So the very existence of the second liturgy, the priesthood initiated by Christ, the very existence is used to prove, for this writer, that it's superior to what it supplanted.

After all, dragging out your existence in that tight eastern corner is by no means a permanent solution.

Of course, we do not a priori preclude the existence of other types of errors or oddities that pertain to more than just isolated readings.

Yoga seeks to bring harmony across all levels of our existence, from the body, breath, mind, spirit, etc., and unite them in harmony.

But that "other world" is well concealed from man, that dehumanised, inhuman world, which is a celestial naught; and the bowels of existence do not speak unto man, except as man.

Men's social existence determines their consciousness.

Why do I believe in the existence of atoms?

To ignore racism or deny its existence is to allow it to continue.

Sartre's particular interest is in what he sees as the paradoxical relations between one human existence and another.

All the other life forms seem to get the picture but we humans just cannot get our minds around it and instead demand and then legislate the existence of some higher purpose or mission.

What is the status of an existence without substances?

Nietzsche vehemently rejected Christianity's presupposed sinful wretchedness of our existence, and the eternal, non-repayable debt to the Redeemer.

What is existence?

So, this discovery pushes the existence of the Nephila back to the Jurassic Period, making them the longest ranging spider genus known.

These are all ways of defusing what they, in fact, mainly the existence, perhaps the inevitable existence, of subversion with respect to structures and circulatory systems of power.