Sentence examples for exists only between from inspiring English sources

Corruption means that political partnership exists only between parties for the distribution of wealth among themselves.

Hence, if a conflict exists, it exists only between New York and Texas law.

The creation of a world that exists only between two covers was not an entirely natural act for me.

"Justice exists only between men whose mutual relations are governed by law…" (Aristotle, Nicomachean Ethics, Vol. 9, p. 382a).

My father and I had that curious mix of closeness and distance, love and contempt, adoration and embarrassment that exists only between fathers and sons.

In the Principles of Philosophy, Descartes says: "Strictly speaking, a real distinction exists only between two or more substances; and we can perceive that two substances are really distinct simply from the fact that we can clearly and distinctly understand one apart from the other" (Principles, I, §60, CSM, I, p. 213, AT 28).

But strife does not exist only between Jews and Arabs in Jerusalem.

To the authors' knowledge, implementation schemes for such interactions exist only between single-mode systems.

This theory holds that conflicts of interest do not exist only between managers and shareholders but extend to various stakeholders.

Nearly 30 states have passed laws against gay marriage, and California voters this month approved a proposition declaring that marriage could legally exist only between a man and a woman.

Or did he borrow Tolstoy's words as a way of "confessing," instead, to the chasm that both he and Ferrante have jointly explored so brilliantly in their fiction — the one that can exist only between husband and wife?