Sentence examples for anyway exists from inspiring English sources

The history of post-independence African republics exists to prove the first point; that Chocolate Nemesis cake that always fails but your friends keep serving anyway exists to prove the second.

Exceptionalism exists anyway; partisanship increases its importance.

"It is clear that this movement was started by normal people, not the opposition – which barely exists anyway – and not even us activists".

"...If we decide to have only one world, it has got to be the psychic one, since that exists anyway (cogitate----est).

(Why do you think bacon-flavored vodka exists, anyway?) But there are plenty more ways to enjoy your bacon, like in a milkshake (yes), or in your coffee (heck yes).

But Medicaid backers say it's irrelevant how many "able-bodied" people are on the rolls anyway, because Medicaid exists to help struggling citizens who can't afford health insurance.

And as for the losers in this suit, why are they so bothered by other people praying with explicit reference to some god they don't believe in or think even exists anyway?

I don't think the gold standard service exists anyway and there is huge variability in there as well.

Variability across services was something that was seen as realistic and justifiable: I don't think the gold standard service exists anyway and there is huge variability in there as well.

We wanted to create a look and feel for the film that differentiated it from the masses of Amy Winehouse imagery that exists everywhere anyway.

"What are you two doing here anyway?" I forget subtlety exists and tell him we're journalists from London, here to dig up some old LSD.