Sentence examples for exists to tell from inspiring English sources

It exists to tell Christianist families that they are right and the future is theirs.

There's a lot of talk these days that opera exists to tell stories.

The press, which exists to tell both sides of every story, is the only vehicle dissident groups can rely on to publicize their views.

An entreaty: stop thinking about the dictionary as though it is nothing more than a cold and foreboding authority, a finger shaking, tsk-tsking book that only exists to tell you that you are wrong about something.

As newspapers and reviewing jobs shrink, Web opinion-makers increasingly substitute the conventional journalistic notion of a critic with a reviewer — a consumer guide for the readers who exists to tell the reader what it is, when it happened, and if he should part with his sponduliks to see it.

Your profile exists to tell people about yourself.

Before the 1990s, children with autism were tallied in other categories, though no data exist to tell us exactly which ones.

And the pieces exist to tell their story over the centuries, from the griots and warriors of West Africa to the four girls murdered in the bombing at the 16th Street Baptist Church in 1963.

There's a difference between AAA-rated bonds and junk, but the rating agencies that exist to tell us which is which are getting paid by the packagers of the products they're rating.

Belichick surely knows the rule: that a field goal try that passes above the upright cannot be reviewed because the technology does not exist to tell if the ball crossed the imaginary plane of the upright.

The arts exist to tell society truths about itself, but until we start calling each other to account and facing our own unpleasant truths, we don't deserve the privilege of being called artists.