Sentence examples for fact existed from inspiring English sources

In the decades since scientist Peter Higgs had hypothesized its existence, no one had proved that it in fact existed.

The President soothingly concurred, although he knew that if a free market in steel had in fact existed, he would have had no reason for concern when the five major companies raised their prices.

And he goes on to say that he understands just how it was that Gould could become half convinced that this great work in fact existed -- because he, Mitchell, had similarly deceived himself.

But he cites mitigating circumstances: exposure to the press was only one of the causes of Dr Kelly's misery (another was his fateful disavowal to the Foreign Affairs Committee of an interview with another BBC journalist, Susan Watts, that in fact existed on tape).

Nick Lake's new novel for teens switches between two settings: modern-day Arizona, a place of baseball cages, fast food and long roads, and "the Dreaming", which exists beyond time – in fact, existed before our world, and is inhabited by figures of Native American folklore.

BSE's unheralded arrival in the UK – it might have in fact existed since the 1970s at such a low level that farmers and vets did not notice it – was to wreak havoc in agriculture, undermine trust in government and sour international relations.

If, of course, he does in fact exist.

Or that Khaufpur does not, in fact, exist.

In fact, we often spot coincidences and call them patterns when none in fact exist.

A time exposure at twilight proves that the Magic Hour does in fact exist.

On one page, he writes, "The Factoids: Nobody knows whether they in fact exist".