Sentence examples for existed really from inspiring English sources

There should have been a lot more discussion and consultation when the president lay down a red line, which had not existed, really, before in American foreign policy.

Sudden loss of credit (that probably never existed really) and loss of consumer confidence have hammered income in their LCD and memory sectors, normally cash cows for fueling investments and (failed) acquisitions.

Of course, this does not imply that in reality there is a possible world such that P is true (at least as far as the fictionalist is concerned), any more than its being true in the Arthur legend that King Arthur defeated the Emperor Augustus implies that Arthur (if he existed) really defeated Augustus in battle.

It existed, really, until the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991.

Just as the medieval guilds came into being as a reaction of craftsmen against the encroachments of feudal lords, to carve out a space of relative freedom for themselves, similarly modern creative writing (though early parallels such as the Iowa Writers' Workshop already existed) really took off in the 1960s, and then went into overdrive in the 1980s and 1990s.

This 'child' depends on me to run, to exist, really".

If we don't tour, we don't exist, really".

He should not even exist, really, until you want him to".

"Nevertheless, this case is why E.D.'s exist — really good management saves lives.

And that combination of youth, affluence and engagement doesn't exist really anywhere on our level.

Hardcore Henry, the bluntest manifestation yet of this cross-pollination, exists, really, because it can.