The statues, the existence of which had not been publicly known before, were displayed in Mr. Torricelli's Senate office.
This is probably what is meant by that mysterious word "sensibility," the existence of which so often feels innate.
Behind them lies an intricate, subsidised network, the very existence of which, because of insane government policy, is currently imperilled.
It struck Romme that this smaller group, the existence of which surprised him, might serve as a therapeutic resource.
In Japan, she had revealed hidden sides of herself, the existence of which I'd never before suspected.
The senator has been threatened with the exposure of a "sex tape", the existence of which has never been verified.
The skeletons were found in the medieval royal chapel, the existence of which was totally unknown until the 1990s.
No weapons of mass destruction, the existence of which were used as the pretext for war, were found in Iraq.
The civil liberties organisations are concerned that their private communications may have been monitored under GCHQ's electronic surveillance programme, Tempora, the existence of which was revealed by Snowden.
But it is rare to see the position worked into a novel, the very existence of which would seem to throw this equation into doubt.
Second, it is proposed to outlaw denial only of any "other act of genocide the existence of which has been determined by an international criminal court or tribunal".
