Sentence examples for so exists from inspiring English sources

The reason why exact resemblance could be treated as a mere "pseudo" addition, moreover, was that it is an internal relation and so exists necessarily simply given the existence of its relata.

It is the right thing to do – particularly because, remarkably, all the information required to do so exists.

The soothing platitudes of corporate responsibility programmes give clubs the means to respond, if the will to do so exists.

The most important contemporary "Parsifal" production — Stefan Herheim's, unveiled at the Bayreuth Festival in 2008 — was broadcast on European television and so exists on file-sharing Web sites, but its planned DVD release has been oddly delayed.

Jeff showed the reporter his training manual, which had a glossary of police terms and a short description of the work of an auxiliary police officer: "Crime results from the DESIRE to commit an unlawful act along with the BELIEF that the OPPORTUNITY to do so exists.

So, exists.

Racism and culture appropriation so exist!

Dr. Blight said that only a half-dozen or so exist, most housed at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture in Harlem.

Several tools to do so exist.

Our minds take a moment to decompress and in doing so, exist in another world.

Russell's definition of knowledge by description builds naturally on this: To know some thing or object by a definite description is to know that it is the so-and-so or that the so-and-so exists, i.e., that there is exactly one object that is so-and-so (Russell 1912: 82 3).