Sentence examples for a term existed from inspiring English sources

Works such as Tape Bow Violin and the mammoth United States of America were defiantly "multimedia", years before most people knew such a term existed.

Tennyson's aged sovereign Ulysses is a nationalist strongman before such a term existed, who "mete[s] and dole[s] / Unequal laws unto a savage race", while Yeats and Eliot's flirtations with autocracy are infamous.

Ask him for a Russian translation of "interior designer," and he will pause to consider whether such a term exists.

Well, the phrase the AP advocates "those who reject mainstream climate science" is cumbersome, but realistic and I suppose it could be shortened to "rejecters," if such a term exists in the English language?

Much of her writing was informed by her life in the coastal town of Cushing, Me., where she had lived since the early 1970s and become a locavore before the term existed.

He had been, several critics decided, "a postmodernist long before the term existed".

She was a feminist practically before the term existed, and she has consistently spoken out against injustice both in her work and in her life.

Well, could a selfie have existed before the term existed?

Back then, Wilshire was a group of financial engineers before the term existed.

CLN: You were a multi-media artist decades before that term existed.

The term existed before Stowe used it, but she infused it with a sense of tragedy and betrayal.