Sentence examples for really exists to from inspiring English sources

"From our perspective, the opportunity really exists to underscore that in fact pork's greatest virtue is that it is not beef or chicken," said Mark Williams, senior partner for account management and development at Bozell Chicago.

Rachel explained: "Rockets of Awesome really exists to celebrate this magical, unpredictable confidence that kids have.

"Girlboss really exists to connect, inspire, nurture, advance women in their careers professionally as entrepreneurs," she said.

Two reasons for the Sea Turtle Association of Japan (which really exists) to ask a group of Japanese scientists to help her with artificial flippers.

It's also pretty easy to hate them, considering the whole organisation only really exists to bury the female gender beneath an endless torrent of boobs-out misogyny.

Aided by a number of gun rights groups, Hollis had pressed a number of other arguments -- that anything that is "ordinary military equipment" is protected, that the Second Amendment really exists to allow a rebellion against the government, and that machine guns aren't really "dangerous and unusual". .

But it is unlikely; it seems that if the demand really existed to support such a thing, the town would already exist.

It is hard to name because it never really existed to begin with — not in the sense that it stemmed from a single time or place.

The classic chemistry of old money, new money, and densely textured local history which underlies the character of an Atlanta or a Savannah, a Raleigh or a Richmond has never really existed to shape Fayetteville's story.

"We have a tendency in our business to look for trends where trends don't really exist, to put square pegs into round holes," said Amir Malin, chairman of Artisan Entertainment.

"I'm really trying to get an opinion from our lawyers to explain to me really what constraints they felt really existed to keep us from going...