Sentence examples for it exists merely from inspiring English sources

"It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty".

It exists merely as an object of thought.

When conventional truth is slightly analysed, however, it reveals that it exists merely as collocations of the codependent causes and conditions.

According to Scottish philosopher David Hume: "Beauty is no quality in things themselves: It exists merely in the mind which contemplates them; and each mind perceives a different beauty".

The Post is the Ozymandias of American magazines — once mightiest of all, it now exists merely as a stump in the sands — but Fitzgerald was as much, and as proudly, a Post writer as P. G. Wodehouse was, at a time when George Horace Lorimer, the editor of the Post, was as much a legend as Harold Ross, of this magazine, was later.

This may be in response to Aristotelian criticisms that Democritus does not show why atomic motion exists, merely saying that it is eternal and that it is perpetuated by collisions.

It feels as if the deadline exists merely to fabricate some tension.

The clunky plot exists merely to kickstart a comic parable of social mobility, or the lack of it.

(Paul Stocker is especially vivid as a son for whom clothing exists merely to encase his hard-won "new body").

Whereas Bloom's character has demons to bear and ashes to spread, Dunst's character exists merely to facilitate his self-realisation.

As with Wodehouse, any semblance of a plot exists merely so that the characters have something to do with their hands while they spout funny things.