Sentence examples for that existed so from inspiring English sources
Its director Gary Ross, whose filmography includes "Seabiscuit" and "Pleasantville," was presented with a few challenges when adapting the popular novel, including how to portray the child-on-child violence in a PG-13 way and how to give visual shape to characters and scenes that existed so vividly on the page for readers.
More privileged New Yorkers, some of whom are more familiar with poverty from their travels to the third world than from exploration within their hometown, unearth deep guilt among the piles of donated clothes as they come face to face with misery that existed so close to home even before the storm.
It only had its reputation: a conceptual, experimental German progressive-rock band that existed so far out on the edge of its genre that its music -- as likely to consist of unidentifiable, untitled sound effects and recording-tape experiments as low-fi psychedelic pop -- is often credited as being the first industrial rock.
While I'm sure lion fish has a respectable place on the Chinese banquet table, I always suspected it was a dish that existed so that student chefs could learn how to make it, like the school figures that used to count so heavily in the scores of Olympic figure skaters, or the triple consommés that American chefs learn how to make in cooking school and then never come near again.
The city that exists, so they say, between something and nothing.
In Romper Stomper's grisly universe, if justice is served it's a kind that exists so far outside reasonable moral boundaries it barely exists at all.
The subjects in the early grades (the only ones that exist so far) are interdisciplinary, with a bias toward engineering: how flight, agriculture, transportation and communications systems work.
Ever heard of Sweet Pink , Inc Unlimited Horizon, Inc, or Beautiful Vision, Inc? Probably not, as they are phantom companies; secret firms that exist so that dodgy businessmen, corrupt politicians and international crooks can legally stash away their ill-gotten gains without the risk of being identified.
What's it like to portray a character that exists so vividly in the minds of fans? A. These books are so powerful, and the fan base is so passionate, that obviously every fan had read the books and had an idea in their imagination of what Finnick should look like.
What's the track record like for the programs that exist so far?
Her report highlights the enormous gap that exists so often in so many governments between public rhetoric in support of informing citizens and actually doing it.
