Sentence examples for exists merely from inspiring English sources
"It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty".
It feels as if the deadline exists merely to fabricate some tension.
The clunky plot exists merely to kickstart a comic parable of social mobility, or the lack of it.
Whereas Bloom's character has demons to bear and ashes to spread, Dunst's character exists merely to facilitate his self-realisation.
(Paul Stocker is especially vivid as a son for whom clothing exists merely to encase his hard-won "new body").
As with Wodehouse, any semblance of a plot exists merely so that the characters have something to do with their hands while they spout funny things.
(4) articulates a comparative value judgment about these ways of existing: it is greater for something to exist in both ways than it is to exist merely in the first way.
For him the Senate existed merely to supply imperial servants.
DO companies exist merely to generate economic returns to their owners?
The church does not exist merely for its own members but for those outside its walls".
Animals do not exist merely for their utilitarian value to humans.
