Sentence examples for exist to make us from inspiring English sources
It's sad though, that 'aspirational' characters do, perhaps inadvertently, exist to make us feel bad about ourselves.
This, however, doesn't stop Britons from spending over £500m annually on cold, cough and sore throat "remedies", none of which will actually cure a cold, but exist to make us feel a little bit better.
The labors of Kaos seem to exist to make us think that the director called McG -- another one-name, two syllable phenom -- is a polished craftsman by comparison: at least the punchouts McG put Ms. Liu through in "Charlie's Angels" were meant to be silly.
This dog who wants to dander all over you. 5. Cockroaches that only exist to make us cry.
Early on I learned the lesson at home that everyone is equal and our various shades exist to make us unique.
Our information machines exist to make us faster, more powerful decision-makers.
I think Astrology exists to make us all feel even better about ending certain relationships.
Perhaps not everything in life exists to make us happy.
None of it's easy, but I have spent ten years trying to forge a balance between my marriage and my career and my kids and I've decided that balance is a dirty word that exists to make us feel bad about ourselves.
While future people (people who as yet do not exist) have no rights and do not exist to make claims upon us now, it does not follow that we cannot harm them and therefore that they are not covered by all our person affecting duties including our duty not to harm others.
