Sentence examples for a place to exist from inspiring English sources

Now, at 52 years old, Shupe said, the petition "gives me a place to exist".

Where could I find a place to exist if I didn't even feel at home within myself?

He had never been farther east than Dallas, but New York City was so dense and diverse, and so full of ideas and ways to make money, that if he could learn to exist there he could surely find a place to exist.

I couldn't yet say that being surrounded by so many gay men and women was a treat, was a break from the harsh world out there, was a place to exist as the person I knew I was outside of the halls of my high school, outside of the confines of my small town.

Maybe if Southgate's England showed us anything of any lasting worth, it's that the years of hurt might not be so bad a place to exist at all – that perhaps there's a quiet and humble beauty to be found dwelling down here, a chance to learn, even, and for something new and more intimately acquainted with the feeling of winning to blossom one still and humid summer night to come.

It was an arresting reaction the first time I read it, and it's kind of an uncomfortable place, it's a disturbing place to exist in for two or three months.

You have to face up to that absolute lack of faith – which can be quite a dark place to exist in.

That would be wrong even if all scientists shared Mr Wilson's fear that the world will become a "hellish place to exist", which they do not.

Even with this political and cultural shift, Alaska, like many locations in the United States, can be a difficult place to exist for Muslim-Americans.

We are also a society that is fortunate to have its survivors help us with the healing power of their art, as proved by Lady Gaga, and countless others who made it through to the other side of evil, helping make the world a bearable place to exist in.

In addition, we have made Britain a much harder place to exist as an illegal immigrant.