Sentence examples for to exist just from inspiring English sources

The Soviets granted them a sort of semi-statehood, a status that ceased to exist just as nationalism flared in the ideological void.

I'm not suggesting the album will cease to exist, just that fewer people will chose to experience music as the artist proposed.

A lot of people and organisations in the sector seem to feel we have a right to exist just because we're non-profit.

"The culture allowed you to exist just fine as blacks and whites, but when they became the same, the powers-that-be found that very scary," says Rodgers.

He ends the book with a minute-by-minute dissection of Kevin Costner's notoriously lousy "Waterworld" that appears to exist just so he can prove how good he is at coming up with killer quips.

Can anyone do better than Caley Thistle, who were formed in 1994?" Fiorentina's is an interesting case, as they were re-established in August 2002 as Florentia Viola, having effectively ceased to exist just a matter of months earlier.

As I stood down here, and saw how the new bridge hugs its older sister, they seemed to happily exist just for their own sake, unfazed by the busy metropolis surrounding them.

A common misconception is that a national team doesn't exist just to win but to represent a country.

Cyberspace has become home to so many jokes, stunts and fabrications that entire Web sites exist just to keep track of them all.

BMW acknowledged that it had set up "doorway pages," which exist just to attract search engines and then redirect traffic to a different site.

Nobody seems to know that fairies exist, just like shifters and vampires and werewolves are often surprised to learn about each other.