Sentence examples for exist less from inspiring English sources

But creating new shares would make the shares that already exist less valuable, because those shares would no longer represent full ownership of the company.

Regrettably, he's long since lurched headlong into bear-suited self-parody, to the point where "Nicolas Cage" now seems to exist less as an actor in films and more of a semi-fictionalised figure of internet-based mockery.

The Tea Party, which did not even exist less than two years ago, has benefited from this anger, and last night established itself as a force in US politics.

We see it in the carefully parsed snack cakes at the center of Wallace's story "Mister Squishy," which exist "less as a variant on rivals' Zingers, Ding Dongs, Ho Hos... a radical upscaling and re-visioning of same".

Some of his frowns, like his conspiratorial smiles, exist less in response to others than for the benefit of private rumination, and the film has barely begun before he is quoting Hamlet, on bad dreams, in the midst of a chat with his wife, Mary Sally Fieldd).

Or, again, we can simply consider Quentin Tarantino, the subject of this excellent dissection in the "Everything is a Remix" series: The "Kill Bill" films, in particular, each seem to exist less as a narrative than as a cinematic crazy quilt.

That attitude exists less and less and understandably so.

His greatness existed less in individual creations than in the space between everything he did.

There's a physicality to them that, outside of the gym, exists less and less in mens' world".

For transit, a successful street is above all one that saves us time – or, in other words, exists less.

We have glimpsed a galaxy 13.3bn light years away, as it existed less than 500m years after the big bang.