Sentence examples for definitely does not exist from inspiring English sources

He writes: "Atheists do not have faith; and reason alone could not propel one to total conviction that anything definitely does not exist".

The tetrabromide may not, and the tetraiodide definitely does not exist.

Chewing Gum finds humor in this awkwardness, whether it's Tracey explaining to a pharmacist that she needs the morning after pill even though she only jerked off a guy, or going to the extreme and resorting to voodoo and Diet Coke to end a pregnancy that definitely doesn't exist.

There are three things that definitely do not exist, according to the website advicenow.org.uk: the Loch Ness monster, cats' nine lives and common law marriage.

It definitely did not exist in any cookbook or on any menu in New Orleans, including the one at Commander's Palace, the well-known restaurant where Prudhomme had served as executive chef.

_ Well, Jess and Leslie are in their imaginations, but when we read there are all these mythical creatures that definitely don't exist.

Well, Jess and Leslie are in their imaginations, but when we read there are all these mythical creatures that definitely don't exist.

Pinterest has been working on things like improving their image recognition, investing heavily in visual search, raising a lot of money and generally just trying to get big, but now as a very pleasant Valentine's Day surprise Pinterest is letting you do a thing that should feel totally natural but definitely didn't exist yet for some reason.

Pinterest has been working on things like improving their image recognition, investing heavily in visual search, raising a lot of money and generally just trying to get big, but now as a very pleasant Valentine's Day surprise Pinterest is letting you do a thing that should feel totally natural but definitely didn't exist yet for some reason.

Zones 20 and 22 definitely didn't exist, though.

"I would definitely tell you that the expression 'fear' does not exist in the government of the republic," Undersecretary Humberto Roque Villanueva said, launching into a lengthy response during which he asserted three more times that the government does not feel temor, or fear.