Sentence examples for do not exist only from inspiring English sources

Heaven is a special, wonderful place, where wars and diseases and stock markets do not exist, only happiness.

The problems Randal C. Archibold discussed in "A New Haven Line Lament" (County Lines column, Feb. 6) do not exist only on the New Haven Line.

The attitudes and ideology behind this type of horrific act do not exist only in the minds of primitive men in foreign countries; they exist right here at home.

For Sen, capabilities as freedoms refer to the presence of valuable options or alternatives, in the sense of opportunities that do not exist only formally or legally but are also effectively available to the agent.

As we saw, gaps do not exist only in the material world; they arise in our personal world as well.

Wild collections of bread wheat do not exist, only landraces.

Still, the euro zone's problems don't exist only on the trading screens of hedge funds.

I've pondered on occasion that perhaps I don't exist, only represent a product of the subjects' dreams.

While traditionally it is the director's job to tell the audience what to look at, in this approach directors don't exist, only "creators".

This isn't to say that the successors of Rosenberg, Rawls and Keynes don't exist, only that if they do, they are not likely to get traction in a culture that has so little use for ideas, especially big, exciting, dangerous ones, and that's true whether the ideas come from academics or others who are not part of elite organizations and who challenge the conventional wisdom.

In the words of Tina Fey, "Women don't exist only in relation to other women".