Sentence examples for that exists not from inspiring English sources

Think, then, of a kind of reverse museum – one that exists not to appropriate and amass the cultural property of Indigenous people, but rather to repatriate them, to effectively turn collections back over to country.

But for some immigrants there is a concern that exists not too far outside of all these: where do you have to go to find a decent game of pickup cricket?

DAVID MEEKINGS, Scotch Plains, N.J., posted on nytimes.com We as social conservatives have to figure out how to advocate for our concerns in the political culture that exists, not the political culture we imagine.

This quality is difficult to fully define, but I always recognise it when I see it: it is different from honesty and more resilient than fact, something that exists not in the kind of fiction that explains but in the kind that shows.

It is a story cycle that traverses the globe, dealing with the greed and cruelty of rampant capitalism, the displacement and exploitation of vulnerable people, and the yearning for a home that exists, not in a slogan, a T-shirt, or a pledge of loyalty, but in the blood that flows through the body, in the spiritual resonances that we sometimes attempt to deny.

We should, but the letter of the law and the interpretation of the law are not the same thing, and there is something genuinely grotesque in Extell's interpretation of the affordability mandate a mandate that exists not simply to house non-millionaires in Manhattan but expressly to house them alongside millionaires.

But it was a very shrewd adaptation to a problem that existed, not something premeditated".

Finally, we need to close the gaps that exist not just within this country but among countries.

But we need to address the problems that exist, not drown in fear or lose ourselves in morality.

It is things in space that exist, not space itself (N.6a).

The country that exists is not on the right track.