I agree, it is secondary but it is also what remains, what finally exists.
But the novel (like every novel) finally exists in its own universe, and Horn is hellbent on telling her intense, multilayered story.
Reading through these contemplative passages to find King himself is tricky, of course; a book finally exists independently of its author, and "Dreamcatcher" is about many more things than Jonesy's accident.
China's chief negotiator and the president of last year's summit in Lima are among those who say the political will finally exists for a deal.
A sense of community finally exists on campus, and a successful football team can help build pride and promote the university's brand, officials said.
Research science, technology, and business enterprises tend to perceive ideas this way, partly because their products are frequently self-contained: the software works, the vaccine finally exists, and the stalk of specialized inquiry that got us there no longer matters.
After over a year of speculation, Adele's "Skyfall" theme song finally exists.
Yeah, feels good knowing that something that makes total sense finally exists.
In contrast to Cahill's period, by the 1950s the means finally existed to construct full-scale music synthesizers, starting with the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizers, designed by Harry Olson and Herbert Belar, research scientists working at the RCA Laboratories at Princeton, New Jersey.
