Sentence examples for very much exists from inspiring English sources
In America, Greek life very much exists.
ISIS, as Putin knows, still very much exists.
Although a former Brit school graduate, he prefers low-key lounge jazz to zealous jazz hands and very much exists within modern pop "sad lad" scene.
Although this has improved (especially with the help of computers and eBooks), the gap still very much exists when it comes to producing and accessing audiobooks or Braille copies of popular books.
There is inevitably a degree of creative licence in this depiction of the life of international criminal lawyers, but a version of this "peace v justice" dilemma very much exists in the real world.
American demand for automobiles will still very much exist.
"Within the fine arts, it will work much like etching and lithography, which still very much exist".
Corporal punishment "very much existed," he said approvingly, before complaining that schools in Karachi no longer require students to wear neatly pressed handkerchiefs in their uniform pockets.
He did have a tale to sell, and though the Hüsker Dü angle couldn't have hurt his advance, the core audience for his book is Bob Mould fans, who do very much exist as such.
One of the things that's fascinating about your work is that it explores subcultures that seem like fantasy, but very much exist in real life.
