Sentence examples for exists king from inspiring English sources

"Accept that mental illness exists," King pleaded to the jury.

The earliest Danish historians, writing in the 12th and 13th century, believed that the Danish Kingdom had existed since king Dan, in a distant past.

Russell's 'Theory of Descriptions' predicts that (17) is meaningful but false, expressing a (false) proposition to the effect that there exists exactly one king of France and that whatever is king of France is bald.

"A king exists primarily as an idea," he tells his young candidate, and warns him, "We're in a fight for our lives, for the soul of this country".

On Russell's view, the statement is false as it involves the false claim that there exists a unique king of France.

Yet surely the utterance is not barred from counting as an assertion, and surely the speaker, if she falsely believes that there exists a present king of France, can believe that he is wise.

Technology will be king.

"Resale will be king".

And what machinery exists to replace a king who exceeds his powers?

Squirrel meat, though, is already an established delicacy in Ozark country and Tennessee; eating species farmed for fur (such as beaver) is also allowed.No legal obstacle exists to eating the king of beasts, but roars of opposition prevented a restaurant in Tucson, Arizona, from selling lion flesh in tacos.

OBELISK KING: Nothing exists outside of this room.