Sentence examples similar to rose exists from inspiring English sources

A world of roses exists beyond cheap insipid blends and candy-sweet white zinfandels.

As he writes in his 2011 collection, L'Heure présente (The Present Hour), Only torn Roses exist, no rose in itself, And yet, I can say The word chevêche or the word safre or the word ciel Or the word espérance, And glancing up I see those trees along the road… and, more despairingly, We thrust our hands into language, They took some words we didn't know What to do with, being only our desires.

Roses exist in the world of snails that chew the leaves, aphids that suck the sap, moths that lay eggs in hidden crevices and cats that lurk underneath to wait for a bird to alight.

While a truly black rose is impossible to breed, several dark burgundy roses exist, including Ink Spots, Black Lady, and Baccara.

"Roses have existed on earth for 34 million years," said Mr. Kukielski, surrounded by some of his charges under a beating sun.

But the consensus surrounding legal immigration that Rose and Acosta suggest exists is exactly what Bannon, Miller, and Trump set out to challenge in the 2016 presidential campaign.

2-PE naturally exists in rose flower, and a number of fungi are known as 2-PE producers including Phellinus ignarius, Ischnoderma benzoinum, Geotrichum penicillatum, Kluyveromyces marxianus, Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Aspergillus niger etc. [ 4]–[ 7]. S. cerevisiae could produce 4.5 g L-1 2-PE in fed-batch fermentation [ 4].

Like the mythical speakeasies in Storyville — a turn-of-the-century vice district that was razed after being deemed a cesspool by the Navy — a picture of Rose Tavern might exist only in the memories of those who saw it in person were it not for a low-budget DVD series called "Straight from the Projects: Rappers That Live the Lyrics".

The anger at Amber Rose comes from a place of fear -- all hate is fear, at its root -- fear of a woman who exists outside of patriarchal parameters.

A visual experience of that thing over there, which you take to be a beautiful rose, can be a genuine experience of the beautiful, even if in fact it is not a rose or does not even exist (5: 205).

Fragaria and Rubus species are valued for their 'fruits', which take the form of berries (swollen receptacles that bear the true fruits, the achenes on their surface) in Fragaria, and aggregates of druplets in Rubus, while Rosa is prized for its large, often fragrant and colorful flowers and over 20 000 commercial rose cultivars are reported to exist worldwide.