Sentence examples for much exist from inspiring English sources
The flyover states don't much exist.
American demand for automobiles will still very much exist.
"Within the fine arts, it will work much like etching and lithography, which still very much exist".
In any case, voters need to demand an alternative to a system that has turned the people's House into a place where competition doesn't much exist.
He did have a tale to sell, and though the Hüsker Dü angle couldn't have hurt his advance, the core audience for his book is Bob Mould fans, who do very much exist as such.
"But they still very much exist".
In America, Greek life very much exists.
ISIS, as Putin knows, still very much exists.
Not much exists in the Texas Panhandle besides cows, prairie grasses and the occasional sleepy town.
Ravelstein believes that "nothing is more bourgeois than the fear of death" and that nothing much exists after death.
Others, though, saw MoMa reinventing its design gallery for a new, virtual world, where so much exists only intangibly on the internet.
