Sentence examples for it exists to remind from inspiring English sources

It exists to remind us of the difference between the rhetorical and the real.

A longer look at the website of Friends of Radio 3 would reveal that it exists to remind the BBC of the unparalleled standards of content and presentation – rightly described as "the envy of the world" – that the channel has been lowering in a ratings competition with Classic FM, which it is, all the same, losing (but why bother to compete?).

After a century and a half of photojournalistic witness, "a vast repository" of "atrocious images" already exists to remind us of what people can do to each other.

Mainly, though, the base model exists to remind you that for an extra $3,365 you could have had the GT.

In lesser hands, Rocky would be the hoariest of clichés, the gold-hearted hooker who exists to remind the middle-aged Roy that his virility remains not only intact but formidable.

"iDoneThis exists to motivate and clear up the mess that is reporting, and AwesomenessReminders exists to remind people they're awesome," he told me.

Robber: exists to remind you that nothing cool would happen without theft.

The fact is, the writing for Carol is frequently awful and one-note and generally casts her into the thankless role of the hectoring woman who exists to remind a lead male character of rules, laws and social norms.

It is as if all the hardships have existed to remind Carballo that his past — and not the gilded tour life — is what is real, and what is worth keeping close.

The propaganda gardens exist to remind people that food can be grown close to home.

That is why photographs exist – to remind us that once upon a time we were happy.