Sentence examples for exist simply to from inspiring English sources
Religious rituals do not exist simply to promote togetherness.
There are critics who exist simply to say that if something is popular it is by implication bad.
Does it exist simply to soften the hard edges of an economic system it knows it can't change?
And those fees, which now exist simply to replenish a co-op's reserves, come in many forms.
These are a type of genetic parasite — stretches of DNA that (usually) do nothing useful for the cell, and exist simply to make more copies of themselves.
Such a tax would defuse the current volatility of markets, engendered by computer-driven systems that exist simply to make profit by microsecond trading operations.
It exists simply to give out food to those who need it.
But freed from the burden of heavy expectations and pretensions -- and price, for that matter -- it exists simply to please.
The prevailing idea is that the critic exists simply to offer some idea of whether a show offers a good night out.
No wonder many business professors impart to their students an impression that the law exists simply to be manipulated or evaded.
The attack seems like a cynical plot device; it exists simply to create a crisis for Mallarino, with the victim never more than a side issue.
