Sentence examples for exists than from inspiring English sources

But then the last minutes were so heavy with dialogue about existing, being and memories, points that are probably more relevant to understanding why Clara exists than all the scenes with her parents (although I'm not discounting those).

Men are 3% better at acknowledging sexism exists than women.

No truer image of Bryant's career exists than him leaning on a defender, arm outstretched.

This is a conceptual poem — you may be more excited to know it exists than to read through it.

And for a reputed member of a Windy City political mafia, what greater prize exists than that?

Far better to rebuild and burnish what exists than thoughtlessly to erase our city's past in a rush to the future.

"There was more that existed than you would believe from reading the text of the indictment," one Portland programmer said.

The "ontological argument" says that God must exist by his very nature, since he possesses all perfections, and it is more perfect to exist than not to exist.

But while there are examples of eroding underwriting standards, more safety measures now exist than before the downturn.

"It would be easier to say what we saw didn't exist than to say what we wanted to exist," Heidi Julavits told me recently.

It's more common to get requests for cards or categories that don't exist than complaints about ones that do, Mr. Rinella said.