Sentence examples for but instead exist as from inspiring English sources

Each platform was its own cultural element, not trying to scream it's presence but instead exist as a moving piece in the larger performance of a city, a background to a bigger story.

The extremely high temperatures in the Kepler-7b atmosphere mean that some minerals that commonly exist as rocks on Earth's surface instead exist as vapors high up in the planet's atmosphere.

Indeed, they may not represent a fixed subpopulation, but instead exist in specific niches in flexible equilibrium with non-CSCs, with the balance depending on interactions between them as well as external selective pressures [ 107- 109].

It is recognised that osteoporotic bone does not have one absolute value, but instead exists within a spectrum of values.

But finite fields exist as well.

It has been shown that in hybrid polymer inorganic photovoltaic devices not all the photogenerated excitons dissociate at the interface immediately, but can instead exist temporarily as bound charge pairs (BCPs).

Thus, they have no accompanying experimental validation at the protein level; instead all exist as sequenced and apparently full length mRNA transcripts.

Instead, they exist as part of a pattern or superstructure of health risks across a lifetime (Dietert and Zelikoff 2010).

So rather than any comic tension existing within the world of the show, it instead exists between the show and its audience, as viewers are forced to feel like killjoys for being unamused by predation.

It's clear that IT departments can no longer afford to exist as cost centers but instead need to become strategic drivers of the business.

Instead, it was intended to exist as a way to "create an open lane for each of our bands to have their space and to have a connectivity behind them".