Sentence examples for still exists not from inspiring English sources

Pakistan, 63 years after its founding, still exists not to be India.

Sex, stripped of its link with reproduction, "still exists — not as a pleasure principle, but as a form of narcissistic differentiation".

For many people in the world, Hell still exists; not just as a concept, but as a place on the map.

Thomas Friedman ("The Great (double) Game," Views, Aug. 2) writes: "Pakistan, 63 years after its founding, still exists not to be India".

The reality that racial profiling still exists not just in LA but globally, angers me too.

Documentary filmmakers have the opportunity to engage in the great debate, to resurrect -- if one can use that word - the urge to dissent, to ask questions again, to fight for change and to fight the blindness and ignorance of racism and injustice that still exists not only in this country but all over the world.

Mrs McDonald says her first challenge is explaining to Texans that Obamacare still exists.Not everyone, it seems, is attuned to the biggest shake-up in American health care since the introduction nearly half a century ago of Medicare and Medicaid, the public programmes for the elderly and the poor.

That's not the measure of whether racism still exists or not.

That's not the measure of whether racism still exists or not," he said.

There is little regulators can do to reverse those trends, but they can make sure the competition that still exists is not further weakened.

A bill still exists — marked "Not Paid," of course.