Sentence examples for be believed to exist from inspiring English sources

The argument seems to be that, failing some essential definition of an assault weapon, no assault weapon can be believed to exist — not only should they not be banned, they cannot be banned because they are not a fixed, eternal category in the mind of the god of guns.

Fewer than 100 copies are believed to exist.

The result is that a complete run of Coronation Street is believed to exist.

Indeed only around 15 genuine Da Vinci works are believed to exist today.

A global liquid ocean is believed to exist beneath the frozen crust of the moon, which is 300m (500km) wide.

With the help of foreign companies, the Kurdish regional government has been preparing to exploit the huge oil reserves that are believed to exist there.

In 1567 the former set out from Peru to discover the great southern continent that was believed to exist in the South Pacific.

Psychopaths are as old as Cain, and they are believed to exist in all cultures, although they are more prevalent in individualistic societies in the West.

The God of monotheism is the one real god that is believed to exist or, in any case, that is acknowledged as such.

A lack of resources spared the region major confrontations with colonialism (by contrast, among the Ngoni led by Mpeseni, where gold was believed to exist, the onslaught was as dramatic as in Zimbabwe and the expropriation as brutal).

Only 200 are believed to exist today, and beginning on Friday at the Brooklyn Museum of Art, 58 of the finest will be reunited for the first time since the 18th century.