Sentence examples for exist primarily in from inspiring English sources

At the moment, 25 are known to exist, primarily in museums and libraries in the original 13 colonies.

These bars exist primarily in resort areas, where they nurture the rich, or in bohemian enclaves, where they have vaguely Wiccan overtones.

It's been twenty years since Michael Kinsley, the former editor of The New Republic, undertook a novel adventure: the creation of a magazine, underwritten by Microsoft, that was to exist primarily in what was then known as "cyberspace".

But "This" was a stealthy dance, and for much of its fifty minutes it seemed to exist primarily in the minds of the performers onstage, as though we were seeing physical manifestations of their thoughts.

There's a Platonic dimension in the sense that the mural may be said to exist primarily in a purely abstract, immaterial way, its potential to be rendered in physical form part of its essence.

But Hickoree's is also a stocklist for the sorts of old-time American brands that now exist primarily in the form of licenses to feed Japanese demand for vintage Americana.

She is an essentially literary creation who exists primarily in the reader's imagination".

The (unrelated) "Got Milk?" ad campaign leans on pop influence but exists primarily in magazines and billboards.

Rosenberg and Oshima had set up an indoor-agriculture company called Just Greens, which existed primarily in name.

It reflects the French view that the Sign (water; translucent glass; the elevator; the color red) exists primarily in the mental landscape.

But if "Southland" existed primarily in the bedraggled streets of Los Angeles's east side, "Ray Donovan" which begins June 30 on Showtime, unfolds in neighborhoods of crazy excess like Malibu and Beverly Hills.