Sentence examples for really exists for from inspiring English sources

What is refreshing about Linehan is that he talks of the international festival as it really exists for its audience – not as a monolithic single object in glorious isolation from the rest of Edinburgh's August but as part of a festivalgoer's day.

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

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

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

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

"Peace doesn't really exist for parents who lose their children.

It didn't really exist, for starters, and there wasn't much on it.

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

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

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

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