Sentence examples for exists very from inspiring English sources

"Ethnic discrimination exists very deeply in Chinese minds," Wang said.

Ms. Lem's resonant art exactly complements a vibrant memory bank of a museum that exists very much in the present.

"In view of the experts' report, we can say today there exists very strong presumption that the flaperon found on the beach on Réunion comes from the Boeing 777 of Malaysian Airlines flight MH370," he said.

At the same time, Mr. Pecknold's apprehensions notwithstanding, it also exists very much "in the context of contemporary indie rock" — in part because his group has had a hand in shaping that context.

Not bad going for a theatre that is two hours from a major city and which, given the draconian planning restrictions involved in building a garden shed in the national park, let alone a theatre, exists very much against the odds.

At present, there exists very little indication of the efficacy of the particular treatment.

The relationship is, but its effects can exist very much in the present.

That's really, really important, and I think that doesn't really exist very much".

"Without us, Saudi Arabia wouldn't exist very long," Trump has observed.

I came from a Protestant background but co-existed very easily with Catholics.

So those entry-level jobs that people could get and raise their families don't exist very much anymore".