Sentence examples for exists only to be from inspiring English sources

But of course Audrey's tough shell exists only to be pierced, as it were, by Daniel's rascally charm.

It's still a place where temptation exists only to be yielded to and where time stops to guard forever an image in the heart.

For Eaves, their Vancouver suburb is a damp hinterland; green and gray and unremarkable, it exists only to be left behind.

There's a reason why teenage boys have the highest insurance premiums, and it tends to be related to their belief that the accelerator pedal exists only to be pressed down fully.

It purports to be an outpouring of heartbreak, yet feels cynical, like when 30 Rock's Tracy Jordan releases Hard To Watch, an Oscar-bait film that exists only to be respected and unenjoyable.

Ellen Handler Spitz, the author of the classic study "Inside Picture Books," wrote that the story "perpetuates the myth of the selfless, all-giving mother who exists only to be used and the image of a male child who can offer no reciprocity, express no gratitude, feel no empathy — an insatiable creature who encounters no limits for his demands".

They exist only to be looked at.

Hard became soft, iron became glass, out turned to in; categories existed only to be subverted.

Its agonised dilemmas and wounds exist only to be resolved within a couple of hours.

Their exquisite workmanship implies instead that they exist only to be beautiful.

As for Marco, he and his problems seem to exist only to be helped and solved by Nigel.