Sentence examples for which exists solely from inspiring English sources
We stop off in Cook, which exists solely to service the railway.
One site that would immediately be trapped by this provision is Wikileaks – which exists solely to republish leaked, and hence copyrighted, work.
The American Moustache Institute ("protecting the rights of, and fighting discrimination against, moustached Americans"), which exists solely for comedic purposes, condemned the offer as "incredibly irresponsible".
"I'm sure Michelle Obama will be great, but she's not the president," said Robert Livingstone, the producer for the Web site GamesBids.com, which exists solely to follow the business of Olympic bids.
It is, in other words, an imitation of generation's worth of imitations (most conspicuously, those of Quentin Tarantino's neo-heist-ism), each of which exists solely as a vehicle for the personal obsessions and originality of style with which a director infuses it.
Textual relation is defined as holding between adjacent segments of text which exists solely due to the juxtaposition imposed by the nature of the presentation medium, for example conjunction and pre-sequence.
He financed Malcolm through a company called Suba Films, which existed solely to receive profits from the animated Yellow Submarine.
A similar logic applied to the rest of the hotel, which existed solely to funnel people through the gaming area.
The report said that the company, which initially apologised for its conduct only to then deny that it had done anything wrong, "acted with a cynical disregard for emissions limits which exist solely to protect human health".
"As the Howard report so eloquently put it – the factions have developed into untalented groups, with no conviction on local issues, which exist solely to promote their loyalists by excluding non-loyalists from party positions of influence," she said.
It's like they're living in six dimensions, at least two of which exist solely for the benefit of the people standing around watching and listening to them.
