Sentence examples for really exist for the from inspiring English sources

Such a being, he argued, must really exist, for the very idea of such a being implies its existence.

Newspaper-friendly euphemisms do not really exist for the images Mr. Spasojevic conjures up.

However, to date sufficiently detailed developmental genetic data to allow us to comprehensively understand the gene regulatory mechanisms underlying oogenesis and maternal effect gene expression controlling early embryogenesis only really exist for the model organism D. melanogaster[ 3- 5, 15, 21].

"In the minds of most Hungarians, democracy has not really existed for the last 25 years.

Those external threats haven't really existed for the last 30 years.

Hence, it can be argued that geographic distance decay does not really exist for species richness at the bi-continental scale, and that, consequently, this aspect of community structure does not conform to Tobler's first law of geography.

"The markets really exist for solar as an interplay between federal and state policy," Mr. Resch said.

I didn't really exist for him outside that circle of chairs in the lecture room.

O'Neill: The queer scene I'm depicting in the video doesn't really exist for me outside of fantasy.

Another limitation is that genetic rearrangements may show incompatibilities that do not really exist, for instance, when an event of transposition involving the introgression happens, we may lose an essential gene in one of the species and this can generate sterility or inviability that is not associated with hybrid incompatibilities [ 33].

"I feel like last year's Wimbledon didn't really exist for me," Sharapova said.