Examples of using "Esistere" in a sentence and their english translations:
Thanks for existing.
- We cannot exist without food.
- We can't exist without food.
Nobody can exist without food.
You might as well not exist."
To exist is to be perceived.
Nothing justifies their existence.
The nation ceased to exist.
This organization cannot exist without you.
I would have happily stopped existing.
- Life cannot exist without water.
- Life can't exist without water.
Her stand shouldn't have existed at all
Language cannot exist without thought.
- There must be a way to cross the river.
- There's got to be a way to cross the river.
- There has to be a way to cross the river.
and to start existing as my full and authentic self.
But medical ignorance of the female body continues.
No nation can exist completely isolated from others.
The Holy Roman Empire came to an end in the year 1806.
are used to argue that there's no room in our past
though his magnificent cavalry had virtually ceased to exist.
"Can life exist without sin?" asked the old philosopher.
Lojban is alive only because problems in it continue to exist.
The day when Europe ceases to speak its many languages is the day that Europe – as an idea, as a project – ceases to exist.
When I was a kid, I thought that if I died the world would just disappear. What a childish delusion! I just couldn't accept that the world could continue to exist without me.
Man's unfailing capacity to believe what he prefers to be true rather than what the evidence shows to be likely and possible has always astounded me. We long for a caring Universe which will save us from our childish mistakes, and in the face of mountains of evidence to the contrary we will pin all our hopes on the slimmest of doubts. God has not been proven not to exist, therefore he must exist.
Is it possible to indicate a date on which a language came into life? "What a question!" you will be inclined to say. And yet such a date exists: the 26th of July, the Day of Esperanto. On this day in 1887 appeared in Warsaw a booklet by Ludwik Lejzer Zamenhof about the "International Language".