Sentence examples for exist to keep us from inspiring English sources

Does it exist to keep us out of harm's way for part of the day?

Considering his belief that "the arts exist to keep us from falling into ruin," it must have required great courage to go back to writing.

Fear exists to keep us safe.

"I'm really trying to get an opinion from our lawyers to explain to me really what constraints they felt really existed to keep us from going...

Opponents of the legislation said safeguards already exist to keep people from using their influence on a public board to enrich themselves.

Many fig leaves in business exist to keep lawyers at bay.

She seems to view her people as mere spokes of style, who exist to keep her lyricism in motion").

The first principle of Moon's drumming was that drummers do not exist to keep the beat.

A technology does not yet exist to keep the children of the establishment from turning into their parents.

Although the immune system naturally generates antibodies to its own cells, mechanisms exist to keep this activity in check.

But the law does not exist to keep good people separate from bad, or to eternally punish "bad people" (remember "Hate the sin, love the sinner"?).