Sentence examples for a word exists from inspiring English sources

At the top level, Mr. Sherman said, it's enough to know that a word exists.

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".

On the other hand, linguistic overlap, in which a word exists in multiple languages with very different meanings in each language, can complicate the ability to use Topics for multilingual searches.

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

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

I consider myself a play developer (if that word exists) and a director, but not a writer in any way.

Jesus wasn't a Christian – that word exists for his followers and came later.

And this word exists in plural form?

The soul of a book exists in the words, not the format.

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