Sentence examples for exist which will be from inspiring English sources
Reassuringly, we are informed, this woman does not exist, which will be news to many of the lesbian feminists I know who don't conform to contemporary grooming standards and do talk about women's rights a lot.
Three different evolutionary outcomes exist which will resolve this redundancy.
Second, there exist structures which will not be included in a homology comparison between a given pair of species, because they are specific to one or the other, and have no homolog.
During global ischaemia, only transmural gradients will exist, which have been reported to extend over depths of ∼1 mm.
A Finnish practitioner furthermore points out the importance of large trees for biodiversity, which in any case do not exist in commercial forests and which will thus not be threatened by energy wood production.
They will act as if you don't exist, which is the best thing.
For the last month or two – a period of time which has felt like the reason the phrase "long, hot summer" exists, and which will be marked forever in our collective memory first by national elation, and then heartbreak, performed like a two-act play in red and white on our streets – we seem to have sought water in our droves.
"[Sexism] does exist, which is sad.
