Sentence examples for it exists instead from inspiring English sources

It exists instead as a cultural affirmation, as an assertion of identity: we are the party that builds walls.

You don't have to like it, but you should at least be glad it exists instead of going "ew yuck, that's the thing with the weed-smoking frat boys and the dreadlocks" every time the subject comes up.

No MCI-specific HRQL scale exists; instead, existing AD measures have been used in MCI (for example, the Alzheimer's Disease Related Quality of Life instrument [ 82]) as have generic measures (defined as measures intended for use with any population or therapeutic area; examples are the World Health Organization Quality of Life questionnaire, short version [ 83] and Short-Form (SF -12 [ 84]).

No right answer exists, instead it is a personal choice".

"We were hoping that part of this work with them could enhance our platform and build on what already exists, instead of reinventing the wheel".

"But why should I make a traditional pilsner when Spaten already exists?" Instead he crafted his own brewing style, creating a Spotted Cow ale -- a farmhouse ale with a bit of yeast left in each bottle -- that's become the brewery's top seller.

We recently showed that CD38 exists, instead, in two opposite membrane orientations.

On another occasion (TUS 24) he criticises the view that composite macroscopic wholes cannot exist, and what exists instead are their parts only (a typical Buddhist nominalist position).

The latter results (unlike Corollary 4.3 below) do not require upper semi-integrability of (mathop {overline {lim }}_{n uparrowinfty} f_{n}) since they use the upper integral, which always exists, instead of the Lebesgue integral.

Transmission electron microscopy (TEM) of the heterostructure provides the first direct observation that a pristine vertical overlap of MoS2 on graphene exists, instead of previously reported horizontal stitching, and demonstrates full preservation of the van der Waals gap in the overlap region.

Currently, no such policy exists; instead, homeless people's fates are in the hands of piecemeal efforts from groups ranging from respectful community churches to profit-motivated businesses.