Sentence examples for a word existed from inspiring English sources

Honestly I didn't even know such a word existed until recently.

All I do is defatalize the past -- if such a word exists -- showing how it might have been different and might have happened here.

"All I do," he wrote, "is to defatalize the past — if such a word exists — showing how it might have been different and might have happened here".

Every move he made was absolutely legible, public, endlessly copied and copyable, like a meme before the word existed.

On the contrary, he was a networker before the word existed, his telephone never stopped ringing, and he was constantly involved in a variety of media projects.

It's a natural home for him; Oakland is one of America's most diverse cities, and Reed was a multiculturalist before the word existed.

And then warming to her theme, as our first glass of white wine is served, she continues: "I was bulimic for a while before the word existed.

Raysse Beach, in 1962, was an "installation" before the word existed in artistic parlance, with real sand, fake swimsuit adverts, a real jukebox and a dolphin rubber ring, 30 years before Jeff Koons started using inflatable toys.

He was an authorpreneur before the word existed.

Craig was a locavore long before the word existed.

These cafes exude a warm, friendly cosiness that is so quintessentially Dutch, a specific word exists to describe the feeling: gezellig.