Sentence examples for to exist purely from inspiring English sources

"A different kind of director might allow Caledonia to exist purely within its setting – Anthony will set it within a modern context".

Back when he was a youth, King had developed a nasty gambling habit from those damned casinos, which seemed to exist purely for the destruction of the American Dream.

Taaki claims freedom to purchase is freedom of speech – and illustrates his argument by raising a service which allows Bitcoins to exist purely as a passphrase in a user's head, 'spent' by typing (or saying) the key phrase.

This part of town seemed to exist purely so that people could watch Amanda Holden get smashed in the face with an egg while sitting outside.

But isn't it just so amazing to be alive in this moment?" I like modeling because it gives me the space to exist purely, or as purely as I can, in that present-tense feeling.

According to Kiriro, whose organisation focuses mainly on individuals but also works alongside a number of transitioning gangs: "Gangs want to shake off the image that they exist purely to extort money off residents".

These models are called "computable" because, unlike economic models that exist purely to prove theoretical points, it is possible to feed actual numbers into them and get numbers out the other end.

It seemed to be an endless glut of weak, tossed off, anodyne remixes of pop records that exist purely to be played by mid-morning DJs at clubs that come with hotels attached.

Pierre, eager to vex his mother, brings a group of them to a celebratory lunch that she is hosting, but the movie itself has paid them little heed; they exist purely to embarrass the bourgeoisie.

They exist purely to complicate the act of changing your broadband provider.

Likewise, Lethal Weapon's new Murtaugh and Riggs exist purely to please an audience, bouncing off their captain, played by Kevin Rahm (Mad Men's Ted Chaough).