Sentence examples similar to an earlier nonexistent from inspiring English sources

I mentioned this in a commentary after either she or her PR people seemed to take credit for an apparently nonexistent early call on AIG.

The big risks are these: a new jet engine borrowed from the military that failed its early tests, and a heretofore nonexistent market for tiny air taxis.

One of Borges' earliest narrative fictions, The Approach to Al-Mu'tasim (1938), is a brief review of a nonexistent book by a Bombay lawyer who "disbelieves in the Islamic faith of his fathers".

You might declare yourself a "diplomat" from a nonexistent country.

She apologizes to a visitor for a nonexistent mess.

This is a solution to a nonexistent problem.

A decade and a half earlier, Trump had taken untruth to a new level, calling a gossip columnist to claim a nonexistent sexual relationship with Italian supermodel Carla Bruni while claiming to be his own nonexistent press aide.

Primary hepatocytes from control mice treated with DTT or BFA exhibit a mild or nonexistent UPR response at earlier times, and no UPR signaling at later times.

Impellitteri is an almost nonexistent figure to the writer.

And both irredentist projects would have preferred a Tinier, or even a Nonexistent, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

It is a simulacrum pointing to a nonexistent reality.