5+ sentence examples found: 1. The world seems amaranthine to each individual that lives and dies on it, but one day it will cease to exist entirely.2. Anything that can be proved to exist is technically concrete, even if they cannot be touched in the usual sense, such as lightning, flame, or sunlight.
1. The world seems amaranthine to each individual that lives and dies on it, but one day it will cease to exist entirely.
2. Anything that can be proved to exist is technically concrete, even if they cannot be touched in the usual sense, such as lightning, flame, or sunlight.
3. Deserts exist because a drought in the area prevents precipitation of all sorts, leading to a lack of vegetation of all sorts.
4. If xenophobia did not exist, racism would not exist because people would not dislike others because of their differences.
5. Do you believe flying cars will exist within the next millennium or will it take us more than a thousand years to reach that level of advancement?
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