Sentence examples for existed must from inspiring English sources

He shared the widely held notion that any advanced civilization in South America, if it had ever existed, must have had a European origin — in Phoenicia, say, or even Atlantis.

If you found yourself in Dean's position, with people suddenly grabbing at you to fix them when you can't fix yourself, wouldn't you decide that God, if he existed, must be playing some kind of sick joke?

Al-Kindi went on to use the conclusion of this argument to maintain that time itself must be finite and consequently that the period of time during which the world has existed must be finite.

It is possible therefore that the study was underpowered statistically, although this in turn implies that any differences, had they existed, must have been very subtle.

Anyone who favors the notion that a pre-RNA world has existed must take its requirement for divalent magnesium of ribozymes and early enzymes like PPases for function into consideration.

But since all existing substances must nonetheless have causes and reasons for their existence, the fact that a substance exists must be explained entirely by the substance itself.

The first is the causal maxim: Whatever exists must have a cause or ground for its existence.

But volition where it exists must be protected, wanting itself can be obliterated; some people have forgotten how to want.

The temptation to hint at a connection with Sept. 11 that did not exist must have been tremendous.

Freedoms are never absolute, least of all in multicultural, multiracial societies where responsibilities to co-exist must limit them.

Precisely because God is a limitless, boundless totality, he must be an outsideless whole, and therefore everything else that exists must be within God.