Sentence examples for actually existed in from inspiring English sources

It actually existed in my head for quite a while after we finished recording the song.

The archeological site has actually existed, in stages, since the nineteenth century.

Opponents of independence would soon claim more jobs were threatened than actually existed in Quebec, he joked.

He has also proposed something that has never actually existed in America: a unity government to pull the country back from the brink.

Making this sequence all the more plausible was the fact that some of the transitional forms Darwin described actually existed in living invertebrates.

There isn't much doubt that something called "the deep state" actually existed in Turkey, and that it used violence and intimidation to enforce the secular state enshrined by Turkey's founder, Mustafa Kemal, or Atatürk.

To a degree, this is where the Great Wall actually exists — in people's minds.

In some cases, lakes actually exist in basins made of ice.

Of course, all of the above doesn't actually exist in any one book.

Contrary to popular beliefs largely propagated by the Teletubbies, a baby's face does not actually exist in the sun.

Secondly, it is not at all clear that the "crime of aggression" actually exists in British law.