Sentence examples for existed to show from inspiring English sources
IFC at first existed to show independent movies, but then expanded into film distribution and production.
In that case, the officer claimed self defence and no video footage existed to show what had happened.
Conservative MPs on the committee simply refused to accept the evidence existed to show that either Rupert Murdoch or his son James had deliberately misled the committee.
Citing Holden v. Hardy (1898)—in which the court had upheld an hours law that applied to workers in dangerous occupations, including mining Peckham then asked whether any proof existed to show that baking was a dangerous or unhealthful trade, and he concluded that none did (here he clearly relied on the appendix submitted by Lochner's lawyers, though he did not cite it directly).
Roger A. Pielke Sr., for example, a climate scientist at the University of Colorado who has been highly critical of the United Nations climate panel and who once branded many of the scientists now embroiled in the e-mail controversy part of a climate "oligarchy," said that so many independent measures existed to show unusual warming taking place that there was no real dispute about it.
This North Korean army general differs from the archetypical communist of past anticommunist films who were coarse and inhumane and existed to show the cruelty of communism; he flaunts a unique charisma and even has a human side, giving the student soldiers time to surrender for the reason that they were students and not soldiers.
They appear to exist "to show and be shown".
One theory is that the blush exists to show embarrassment, just as the smile exists to show happiness.
No single movie or performance now exists to show how Berle pervaded the American consciousness.
Plenty of evidence exists to show that satisfaction with the customer experience is linked to profitability.
