Sentence examples for exist in this form from inspiring English sources
"So they really want to know: can narrative exist in this form?
"The Flower" doesn't exist in this form in the novel I am working on, "LaRose".
Not only countries, but also forms of privatized violence that never used to exist in this form.
They would not exist in this form without the presence, and stimulation, the active role of the historian in the field interview.
"The Flower" doesn't exist in this form in the novel I am working on, "LaRose". Parts of the girl's story are littered throughout the book, and there is some continuation, but most of the book is set in 2000 to 2001, and 2002 to 2003.
"They're playing music that just doesn't exist in this form in many places...
In man, so far, the only sialic acid to be found from over a dozen different sources2 has been N-acetylneuraminic acid (NANA), and it is reasonable to assume that it exists in this form also in human salivary mucin.
But, he explained, "I think there is something that seems to have stayed with me from the days of the New Wave, even though it no longer exists in this form: arguing about cinema.
"The ideological rigidity that has gained ground in both parties, and the hardening of party lines, has never before existed in this form," the conservative Frankfurter Allgemeine newspaper in Germany said on Monday in a front-page commentary on U.S. politics.
If this type of common noun exists in this form, it cannot lose this property.
