Sentence examples for believed still existed from inspiring English sources

I saw a world that I would not have believed still existed, a world that is, of course, changing; but so slowly, so reluctantly, so fascinatingly.

"You don't know what you got till it's gone," she says, pledging to represent the Lib Dem voices she believes still exist.

He added, "Without the right amount of sunshine, some of the problems documented in the study — to include problems that I believe still exist today — will remain uncorrected.

Black-power organisations say Sanford police's alleged mishandling of the investigation into the black teenager's death only confirms fears about institutional racism that they believe still exist among the forces of law and order.

"The dreams and the manner Ron went about establishing McLaren as the force it is today, I believe still exists, even though it is no longer led by Ron.

The latter intention caught Wolfgang by surprise, but despite his light colored, long coat, he fetched a van Veen Grab Sampler (which, I believe, still exists), drove us to the Port of Hamburg Harburg, and pointed out where to fetch a "suitable" sample… The man really knew his environment: That was the most evil smelling sediment I have encountered ever since.

Sub Club itself is the sort of venue you can hardly believe still exists.

A fusty old building filled with people who have antiquated mindsets, whose scaremongering viewpoints and opinions you can scarcely believe still exist inside people's heads in the 21st century, let alone in the heads of those who have the power to change things.

I couldn't believe it still existed and that someone found it.

The Guardian said that about 60 silver versions of the coin survive, but only 2 gold ones were believed to still exist — one of which is now believed by experts to be a fake.

Only 100 copies of Action No. 1 are believed to still exist.