Sentence examples for exist to describe from inspiring English sources
She was referring to Dickens and Thackeray, but no better words exist to describe Saint Laurent: "These were not men, they were battlefields".
"Words don't exist" to describe the grief on his face as he approached the families, said Sarah D'Avino, whose sister Rachel died protecting her students.
A splendid sharp pecorino, aged in tufa caves near Romeo's hometown of Benevento, preceded the chestnut tour de force that was our dessert: adjectives do not exist to describe the wonder of the flan of chestnuts covered with thin slices of pear and a wedge of chestnut-chocolate terrine, all with delicate rum sauce.
The language doesn't exist to describe this crime, and that consigns us to imperfect analogies: it is an invasion beyond privacy and beyond sex, into a person's destiny, holding them hostage forever to the love of a child conceived as the byproduct of state reconnoitre.
Various names exist to describe the reason for a case.
A few patterns exist to describe the architectural implications of regulation policies [14, 21].
No better parable exists to describe the enchanted phoniness of the fashion world than L. Frank Baum's "Wizard of Oz".
February 2004 Writing about the boom in online downloadable radio shows, Guardian journalist Ben Hammersley realises no word exists to describe them.
