Sentence examples for existence known from inspiring English sources
Inconsequential and with only a few members, it did not make its existence known until 1960.
The mountainous site was turned over to the nuclear authorities, they said, "in the second half of 2007," or roughly two years before Iran made its existence known.
For the Symbolist playwright, the deeper truths of existence, known instinctively or intuitively, could not be directly expressed but only indirectly revealed through symbol, myth, and mood.
According to Ms Seaton, the expenses claim was kept in a manila envelope in a safe at the BBC's headquarters, its existence known only to those at the very top.
The abandon with which she used them to encrust her gowns and headgear had a delayed, plebeian counterpart in a late-nineteenth-century craze started by a Cockney street sweeper named Henry Croft, who artfully plastered a three-piece suit and a top hat with thousands of pearl buttons, and inspired a fashion cult — still in existence — known as the Pearlies.
It's not clear if the real Peoria police know that account exists, but Buedel let its existence be known to his followers last night.
While their existence is known to ordinary members of the circus world, their secret has, by and large, been kept.
Its existence is known to all in Bangladeshi society, and has been acknowledged by successive governments.
Souls are genuinely immaterial, and their existence is known through faith.
