Sentence examples for it exists almost from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Hayman, Stoppard said he was particularly proud of the scene in the first act between Joyce and Tzara: It exists almost on three levels.

Innovative dance music is still being made, but it exists almost entirely out of the realm of the charts: for all its ground-breaking brilliance, there have been few takers among the mainstream record-buyers for the new, deliberately abstruse, genre of "grime".

It exists almost outside the reality of Haiti, unconcerned by the misery there.

Lactic acid has a pKa of 3.9, thus it exists almost entirely as the lactate anion at physiological pH.

HR (halorhodopsin), one of the microbial rhodopsins, senses yellow light and transports chloride or other halides into the cytoplasm to maintain the osmotic balance during cell growth, and it exists almost ubiquitously in all known halobacteria.

The Waterloo and City Line closes early, 9 48pm on weekdays, 6 30pm on Saturdays and closed all day Sundays and Bank Holidays (it exists almost solely to transport people to work).

While the concept of an it-girl exists almost entirely in fiction, it is one that carries a lot of weight for me.

It can be seen in both the intensity map (e) and the energy filtered map (h) that, although this mode is more intense at the right side of the structure, it also exists almost symmetrically at the left side.

Tester feedback became more positive as we stripped the story back to make it a world that exists almost entirely between the user and Karen.

It feels good to think that you are improving the quality of your family's food, but it's an improvement that exists almost entirely in your mind.

"It's the kind of story that exists almost in the realm of poetry".