Sentence examples for someone exists from inspiring English sources

This kind of faith is "not primarily a belief that something or someone exists, but a commitment and allegiance — faith in something".

Live albums are usually quite a good way of a) reminding people that someone exists, b) showing off a back catalogue or c) acting as a stop gap between albums (apparently there is a new Michael studio album proper being worked on as we speak).

The judgement that John is kissing Mary has amongst it existential consequences that someone exists.

A great work of art may be appreciated as long as the physical work exists and someone exists to perceive it, and insofar as it appeals to common instincts, it may appeal to people of varied cultures.

The paradox of love — how it's both the kindest and the cruelest thing a person can inflict on someone else — exists in almost all of Prince's songs, animating them.

He describes Armstrong as "quite an intimidating person to be around" and someone who exists in a cosseted bubble of entourages and chauffeur-driven cars.

Very possibly it has to do with someone who exists on the margins, on the thresholds of things.

As Geoff Dyer puts it in his brief introduction, Maier "is someone who exists entirely in terms of what she saw".

What we have to understand, and what art has always tried to communicate, is that when you love someone, there exists between you an unbreakable bond.

"I actually prefer playing a real character, someone who exists, because — and it sounds odd to say it — it gives a kind of credibility to what you are doing," Mr. Pacino said.

THE love interest in Spike Jonze's new science fiction-tinged comedy drama, "Her", is typical Hollywood: a perky hybrid of nursemaid, personal assistant and sex worker, someone who exists solely to motivate her socially maladjusted boyfriend.