Sentence examples for exist came from inspiring English sources

Tiptoeing through the shoals of naval etiquette, when much of his work did not officially exist, came hard to him.

A rare and exotic mineral so unusual that it was thought impossible to exist came to Earth on a meteorite, according to an international team of scientists led by Princeton physics professor Paul Steinhardt.

Long before astronomers detected possible planets around other stars, a hint that they might exist came from the 1984 discovery of a dusty ring around the star -Pictoris--perhaps the raw material of a future planetary system.

Soon after, Castello Road, named for a restaurant and recreation center that no longer exist, came under new threat.

The rage to exist comes from here".

The "clear and present danger" that may still exist comes from the severe economic impacts that would result from duplicative and unnecessary regulations.

There are fewer entry-level posts, and those that do exist come with considerably less job security than they used to.

Photograph: AP Proof, as has often been pointed out, that aliens don't really exist comes from the fact that so many of the sightings seem to take place in the States, somewhere out in the midwest.

The initial microorganisms that exist come mainly from the soil.

Any desire to make 'Pegaus does not exist' come out true warrants a desire to make 'Pegasus exists NAND Pegasus exists' come out true. (Since classical logic does not permit empty names, the NAND existential sentence will be false).

Where do these representations of objects, of relations and especially the belief that they exist come from?