Sentence examples for seek to exist from inspiring English sources

"It's time to end this disgusting paternalism of the white, bourgeois, intellectual 'left' who seek to exist among the 'unfortunate, under-educated poor'," he wrote.

Fiercely protected by a medical profession that never expected them to grow from babies into children, much less teenagers, they seek to exist under society's radar, to avoid being branded by the stigma that it attaches to HIV.

But the Sanjiang church was registered with the authorities, unlike "underground" or "house" churches which seek to exist outside government control.

It was the first of Ms. Varda's many vivid portraits of women seeking to exist on their own terms, beyond definitions imposed by men and society.

Yet, DeMarche & Associates insisted that 5percentt was the maximum sustainable payout rate for any foundation seeking to exist in perpetuity.

It's what many churches, many Christians, here and elsewhere already do: adapting the words attributed to Archbishop William Temple, we seek to be the organisation that exists for those who are not its members.

Despite an occasional police raid and the lack of permits — or, perhaps, because of them — Leichtung turned 285 Kent into a destination for experimental musicians seeking exposure and for thousands of clubgoers, who sought pleasures that now seem to exist only outside of New York: indoor smoking, three-dollar drinks, cheap tickets, and an aggressively inclusive door policy.

Most people seek to know they exist and are being listened to, and doing so will validate them.

But the main problem with conservatives' conniptions is that the world they seek to preserve never existed either.

In addition, the elements of U.S. history that exceptionalists seek to emphasize do not exist as discrete objects of study that can be easily isolated from the rest of the American story.

Paul Sellers, TUC policy adviser, says the same problem that France is seeking to address exists in the UK.