Sentence examples for exists only so from inspiring English sources

The fiscal cliff is an imaginary disaster; it exists only so long as members of Congress and the President are unable to resolve their differences.

To argue that Forms, or numbers, alone are real is to argue for the reality of abstractions; to put the point succinctly, beauty exists only so long as something is beautiful, and that something must be a concrete individual.

Their opponents, meanwhile, are cartoonishly evil figures who exist only so Bartlet and co.

He imagined a world where colleges exist only so that prospective employers can figure out whom they want to hire.

For Babylonians and other Mesopotamian cultures, order existed only so long as all-powerful and capricious gods supported it.

And if it be now ruled that one dedicates his property to public use whenever he embarks on an enterprise which the Legislature may think it desirable to bring under control, this is but to declare that rights guaranteed by the Constitution exist only so long as supposed public interest does not require their extinction.

Daughter Molly Krista Marie Yuu) appears to exist only so Ken can play out an overprotective dad story line, which ends up with him chasing her through a club yelling, "I'm looking for Molly".

Without going into details, the film gives us a perfectly moving and thoughtful finale before devolving into a brief montage that seems to exist only so we won't leave the theater in a funk.

The kids trend hyper-cute, and a B-plot involving Claire's relationship with a Defense Department operative (Barry Sloane) seems to exist only so she can have access to the Defense Department, but Rabe, a regular on "American Horror Story," knows how to keep the crazy plates all spinning in the right direction while she attempts to possibly save the world.

In that case, Llewellyn explains, he is essentially a diplomat, exercising the kind of authority that exists only in so far as the wielder of it is seen.

And again: "Man is nothing else but what he purposes, he exists only in so far as he realizes himself, he is therefore nothing else but the sum of his actions, nothing else but what his life is".