Sentence examples for describes exists from inspiring English sources

It is left open whether anything like the transformed Shepperton he describes exists or is no more than Blake's delusion.

Like Arthur James Balfour, the prime minister of Great Britain at the start of the 20th century who justified the colonialism of Egypt as a "civilizing" mission, the "problem" that Mr. Blair describes exists, as he says, "out there".

So if Earth in two separate events separated by just a couple of years can kill a half-million people, then if the god as you describe exists, that god is either not all-powerful or not all-good.

I do not believe that the culture for women that I describe exists yet, but I think that you can create such a culture, and that the degree to which you do so will determine Korea's future success.

What similarities among the stories described exist?

WHEN we pick up a mythological text like "The Iliad" or "Beowulf," we like to imagine that the societies they describe existed.

However, these ideas must be regarded as speculative, since at present it is not possible to determine whether or not the abnormal DNA structures that we describe exist in vivo.

In the former, all the capabilities described exist in the software itself.

The kind of "neo-liberal" vibrancy that Bass describes certainly exists in some precincts, and perhaps it has a brighter future than current trends suggest.

An ontology is a structure of precisely defined terms that describes what exists (entities and relationships) in a particular domain.

Marcus Brauchli, vice-president, Washington Post Company   It is journalism's most noble duty to write about and to describe what exists in our world.