Sentence examples for exist to display from inspiring English sources

Museums will always be vulnerable because they exist to display their treasures to as many people as possible.

Calling our great museums "cathedrals of democracy" that should be unsullied by contact with the grubby world of commerce is nonsensical; they exist to display art and artefacts, not to promote the idea of eco-friendly democracy that appeals to Newman.

In one sadly comical scene, he prepares for his own appearance on the Oscars broadcast by praising Jane Fonda for giving up politics and asserting that entertainers exist to entertain, not to display their opinions.

The lion fish, so called because its carved meat flowed backward from the head like streamers from the kind of dancing-lion masks you see in Chinese New Year parades, was about 90percentt crunch, but seemed to exist primarily to display the dexterity of the student chefs.

Ideally, alerts will only be displayed when there is a true risk of harm, but will always be displayed when such risks exist, to the extent that it is desirable or necessary for the user.

In the case of OSM there exist several systems to display and investigate OSM data, for example, the OSM web platform, GIS systems such as QGIS (open source), and ArcGIS.

While the tech exists to offer this display density, there is little proof it will ever appear in a 2011 product.

To show that more (nonantifreeze) proteins may exist with the potential to display IRI, a second motif was considered, amphipathicity.

For Ailes, women existed to be put on display, and dominated; other men existed as audiences for his displays of domination.

Eureka moments exist in epidemiology; we wish to display them prominently in eLife.

Cooperstown exists to explain the past by displaying authentic artifacts.