Sentence examples for exist in some way from inspiring English sources

Moreover, TINs themselves exist in some way, although they need not exist in concrete or empirical reality.

Perhaps, one may think, the gryphon must exist in some way, if it is to be fierce; that if it can be said not to exist, then it the thing about which the speaker is speaking must exist in some one way but not in some other; and, most of all, that if it is to be implicated in the causal network, it certainly must exist or else it could not stand in a causal relation to anything at all.

Assuming that such a priori knowledge exists in some way or other, much recent philosophy has occupied itself with the issue of how it is possible.

His approach is described as "egoless", as though writing were, at its best, an exercise in modesty – a service to the character and to the story which exist, in some essential way, without him.

The achievement gap will likely always exist in some capacity, much in the way that the U.S. high school dropout rate will likely never make it down to zero.

This near-century existence of charge cards furthers the argument that some believe credit cards will always exist in one way, shape, or form.

Do I want to exist in this way?

For example, blatant sexism continues to exist in the way the international sporting community operates.

Surveillance and CCTV cameras did not exist in the way they do today.

Four countries no longer exist in the way they did then.

If I wasn't here, it wouldn't exist in the way it does.