Sentence examples for Having existed as from inspiring English sources

Hannibal exists in a world where it's hard to imagine any of the characters actually ever having existed as children.

"Without having existed as a fraternity in the dormitory system, we don't feel we can give freshmen an honest opinion on what it will be like to be in our fraternity," he said.

This to say nothing of his religion of choice -- I am all for freedom of religion (bold statement there), but why do we patronize those that believed in Zeus and Poseidon while one of our finalists in the presidential election believes in the writings of an ancient American civilization that has as much evidence of having existed as does Atlantis?

"It has existed as long as the country has existed.

Of course, summits have existed as long as leaders have.

Cancer has existed as long as humans have.

"It's something that has existed as long as time," he replied.

Human-tolerant — if not fully domesticated — canids may have existed as many as 33,000 years ago.

We can make an argument that printing has existed as long as people have been making pictures.

Collaboration has not always been a byword in art restoration, which has existed as long as there has been art.

That the peer-review process is flawed is a critique that has existed as long as the system itself.