Sentence examples for exists entirely from inspiring English sources

Now, if you're like me, you think that Mad Men exists entirely to get to the bottom of Don Draper's psyche.

We are all at the centre of our own universes, our personal perception that a universe exists entirely reliant on the fact that we are in it.

"Each subject exists entirely in its own bubble and it's almost as if a don would rather die than talk to someone teaching one of the other subjects.

They are still part of an interlocking cartel that exists entirely because Congress has given a public resource – the airwaves – to a small collection of commercial interests.

As Geoff Dyer puts it in his brief introduction, Maier "is someone who exists entirely in terms of what she saw".

Mostly "Matilda" exists entirely on its own terms, to serve and to celebrate the story, without the hard-sell tactics that are usually a musical's lifeblood.

(2) If there exist any abstract objects, then they exist entirely outside of space-time.

(For a while, portions of the company existed entirely on Glass's I.B.M. laptop).

We treat copyrights as individual possessions, jewels that exist entirely by themselves.

A word's meaning can exist entirely in how it is used.

It allows him to exist entirely in the world of metaphor.