Sentence examples for exists mostly as a from inspiring English sources

The club exists mostly as a place for hockey worshipers.

Ms. Stewart is all over "The Bucolic Plague," even though she exists mostly as a scoldy figure in Josh's imagination.

Of all the secrets of war, there is one that is so well kept that it exists mostly as a rumour.

Located in southern Patagonia near the Chilean border, El Calafate is extremely quaint and exists mostly as a hub for the tourism industry of Los Glaciares National Park.

Then it was a noun; today it exists mostly as a verb, though its meaning is largely the same: it refers, in an American context, to drawing legislative districts in order to maximise partisan advantage.

The Little Italy that was once the heart of Italian-American life in the city exists mostly as a nostalgic memory or in the minds of tourists who still make it a must-see on their New York itinerary.

Such is the state of Iraq's modern art collection, renamed the National Museum of Modern Art in 2006 yet still an institution that exists mostly as an idea.

The War is "a continent away," and the girls want to escape to "the city". As in Vere's versions of the martyrdom of the saints, the world outside exists mostly as an abstraction, even when the girls' escape plans begin to work.

For decades, his conviction for a felony sex crime existed mostly as a footnote in a long and eventful life.

For almost a decade, Pepe existed mostly as a meme on the internet, with his roots in 4Chan.

Until this week, bump stocks were little known outside the gun world and existed mostly as a novelty item.