Sentence examples for existed indeed from inspiring English sources
The commons have always existed; indeed until two centuries ago they were generally treated as common property, accessible to all.
Laurie Anderson has been experimenting, creating and challenging audiences all over the world for almost as long as Brighton festival has existed – indeed, she's been a part of the festival's journey in past years with some very special commissions and appearances in the city.
Applications for the marks existed indeed, only they were filed by a company called Slate Computing, more than likely a shell entity set up by Cupertino in order to hide the associated documents from public sight.
All that existed, indeed, was a somewhat vague idea with a myriad question marks.
While the war in Syria persists, while Isis exists – indeed, until there is a massive outbreak of unprecedented peace – certain facts will remain unarguable.
At present the technology to achieve this does not exist; indeed, it is not even obvious what strategy might be used to reach this goal.
We know that alternatives exist – indeed, late last year the International Energy Agency said that for the poorest people on earth, solar energy was a better path even than cheap coal for getting the energy they desperately need.
And photographs did exist – indeed the French police printed off 6,500 copies for distribution in the streets of Paris immediately after her disappearance, as if to jog someone's memory.
Accordingly, John denied the possibility of rationally proving the existence of God as the most perfect of all beings or as the first cause of all that exists, indeed, even that any created thing requires a cause.
Happily, the book still exists — indeed, it was called into service in 2007, when Keith Ellison, the first Muslim elected to the U.S. Congress, needed a book to place his hand on as he was sworn into office.
No unified religious perspective on human cloning exists; indeed, there are a diversity of opinions within each individual religious tradition.
