Sentence examples for exist as much from inspiring English sources

In a Christian community, that doesn't exist as much.

Prisons now exist as much to make money for investors (who are these people?) as to make politicians look tough.

As described in the criminal complaint, many of the problems that Merrill faces stem from what evidence does not exist, as much as what does.

In the end the series chose to affirm the idea that families must exist, as much as they can, as democracies.

As in Dibdin's admired Chandler, the plots defy ready summary, and exist as much as anything else for mordant dialogue and world-weary observation; all of this is balanced by such devices as documents disguised in bow-tied cake wrappings.

The celebrities are herded and coddled as nonvoting super delegates, but on-camera modesty ("I'm here to educate myself") is one of the cardinal rules of the Creative Coalition, which seems to exist as much to rehabilitate the image of politically minded celebrities as it does to raise awareness for the arts and other civic causes.

"The object 'inside' the mirror is virtual, but as far as our eyes are concerned it exists as much as any other object".

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The rich legacy of Dumbarton Oaks exists as much in its spectacular gardens as in the pages of the rare books kept inside the historic home.

The museum exists as much outside as inside, with opportunities to go out on boats as diverse as a scow, a brigantine and a steamboat taxi.

"He is apt to think of it as having always existed, as much 'always' in his world as motorcars, gramophones and aeroplanes".

And like Wake in Fright's nightmarish aesthetic, Roeg revels in the hallucinatory, creating a wilderness that exists as much in the mind as it does the land.