Sentence examples for existed than from inspiring English sources

"There was more that existed than you would believe from reading the text of the indictment," one Portland programmer said.

His cultish lament for a lost faith sounds less like a description of any time that ever existed than like a recipe for collective psychosis.

It was a place that compelled both settlers and explorers to adapt to its natural limitations and harsh conditions, and what greater example of those conditions existed than the brutally beautiful landscape of the Green and Colorado Rivers?

Mr. Hewitt's greatest impact, I suspect, lies less in the creation of the package — the elements of which already existed — than in his brilliant, relentless promotion and protection of it.

Not surprisingly, those already rich were likely to be more receptive to the idea that it still existed than those with less money, implying the dream has become a preserve of the wealthier classes.

During the Cretaceous, many more species of crocodiles existed than do today, he said, adding that discovering ancient species may help explain why some went extinct while others survived.

Philosophical enquiries regarding the manifestation of behaviour and the cognizance of one's existence all involve the brain, an organ around which many more questions exist than answers.

Men are 3% better at acknowledging sexism exists than women.

No truer image of Bryant's career exists than him leaning on a defender, arm outstretched.

The "ontological argument" says that God must exist by his very nature, since he possesses all perfections, and it is more perfect to exist than not to exist.

This is a conceptual poem — you may be more excited to know it exists than to read through it.