Sentence examples for ever there exists from inspiring English sources

More than ever there exists a queer understanding that weddings are not ends in themselves -- or beginnings, for that matter.

I can therefore give you credit for being the only one in your family to have ever expressed an awareness that there exists in the world such a thing as human dignity – even if your realisation seems to have been based on a desire to ensure that the country you inherited would look shiny, new and modern.

At the same time there exists disbelief that the devastation visited upon neighbors could ever happen to them or, that is, could ever happen to them again.

"Nothing out there exists".

The book mounts perhaps the most impressive argument ever made that there exists a viable and desirable alternative to a continued reliance on war and that the failure to seize this opportunity will bring catastrophic results to America and the world.

With these advancements, there exists an ever increasing need for ultrasound education in undergraduate medical training [3 6].

You are there, exist there.

There exists an ever-widening gulf: on one side, a small, enthusiastic, and vocal minority clamours for art galleries, symphony concerts, and drama; on the other side, the majority is apathetic with regard to these cultural pastimes and institutions.

There exists a lack of instructors and an ever-rising student-to-instructor ratio.

But there exists no such reasonable argument for permanently disenfranchising anyone ever convicted of any felony at all.

Mass and energy cannot be the same property if there exists matter that has mass some of which cannot ever, under any conditions, be "converted" into energy.