Sentence examples for exists completely from inspiring English sources

A Southeast Asian musical tradition exists completely apart from the Western tradition.

This is poetry for the stage, not the page, and it exists completely only in the moment it is being performed.

The results also show that there exists completely oscillating behavior in the velocity distribution.

Between my ideas, and a sphere of being that by definition exists completely independent of those ideas, there is a gap that cannot be bridged.

Based on the results of the strain sweep, the strain amplitude of 0.1 %, which exists completely within LVR, was selected for the frequency sweep measurement ranging from 0.01 to 100 rad/s.

An 11th film isn't completely off the table, though—Tarantino said that if there's one more story in him at 75, he'll make it, but it will be "that geriatric one [that] exists completely on its own in the old folks' home".

The crucial feature of these properties is that their absence means that the individual would be annihilated entirely; for example, if humanity were somehow stripped from Peter's complete individual concept, Peter would cease to exist completely.

Death erases all traces, all memories of lives that once existed, completely and for ever.

He existed completely in the moment, stubbornly ready to risk status for the evanescent thrill of truth telling.

Quarterback Winthrop Rutmanhammer called for the Statue of Liberty play a full two hundred and sixty-five years before the Statue of Liberty existed, completely baffling his offense.

"Water is a byproduct of the breakdown of carbohydrates, fats and proteins, and some birds can exist completely on that source alone" — though most do not.