Sentence examples for trying to exist from inspiring English sources

And they have no one and they're just trying to exist," he says.

As Sony has wisely spotted, studios can achieve far more by linking arms together than by desperately trying to exist in splendid isolation.

"But if you look back on the fossil record, you realize it's totally routine to have several different types of species of Homo in the world, trying to exist at the same time.

The wonderful "Abouna," directed by Mahamat-Saleh Haroun and set in Chad, is about two young brothers deserted by their father and trying to exist peacefully in the same home with their mother.

This attitude is why I and countless other women have been been chased down the street, followed home, physically restrained, spat at, verbally abused and generally made to feel like garbage, merely for trying to exist.

"Can we raise this money at the same time as trying to exist and raising an endowment for ourselves?" Lincoln Center has asked the design firm of Norman Foster -- who remodeled the Reichstag in Berlin and the Great Court at the British Museum -- to come up with initial designs for renovating Avery Fisher Hall.

"I want to try to exist as free from material stuff as possible," he said.

It is about sea people: those who live on the sea, but also try to exist alongside it, with all its vagaries, mystery and difficulty.

So it came to pass, and Allen is back, continuing the eternal love story between man and club, who try to exist apart but end up falling back into each other's arms again and again.

While some card products try to exist only from interchange revenue, we don't believe that kids are spending that much per month.

Again, it also useful that companies must try to exist in both "brick-and-mortar" format as well as in "click-and-mortar format" (Singh, 2004), which is increasingly becoming cheaper with the advent a plethora of digital communications tools.