Sentence examples for exists some kind from inspiring English sources

Thus was born the idea that there exists some kind of special closeness not between America and France but between Trump and Macron.

There exists some kind of uncertainty in the knowledge model.

It implies that there exists some kind of obstruction of carrier movement which is dependent on the applied voltage.

Within this fight I think exists some kind of faith.

It is unclear if there exists some kind of general regulation strategies for the bacteria.

Although such differences might be due to chance, there might exist some kind of stratification within the 5 regions initially defined, as found for other polymorphisms [ 35].

Ordinary objects either do not exist, or exist in some kind of shadowy or derivative sense (think of 'the average man').

It's a book of poems but can be read as a fragmented novel whose narrator exists in some kind of fugue state.

All art exists within some kind of social context and is therefore intrinsically politicised; a failure to recognise this fact can lead to hypocrisy.

The concept of identity identifies the fact that everything that exists is some kind of thing or other that it has a specific, non-contradictory nature.

The rest of Germany only exists in some kind of peripheral thoughts or possibly on some maps or... in Bavaria.