Sentence examples for had always existed from inspiring English sources

She told The Independent that the demand had always existed and needed to be tackled.

One day, we may well take these bonds for granted, as if they had always existed.

Hindus and Sikhs had always existed apart from the country's tribal politics.

But, in the forties, the Arab issue, which had always existed, suddenly put a question mark on the future.

I like it when a building (or a novel, or a song) seems inevitable, as if it had always existed.

It would not be an exaggeration to say that the novel had always existed in my head as an amorphous, identity-less entity.

Instead, a small static universe which had always existed turned into a large static one that always will exist getting heavier and heavier as it does so.

This feature of religion, which was the subject of much interest and scorn among classical writers, had always existed but had been of minor importance.

"Bullying has always existed.

The Muppets have always existed.

P.H.: Celebrities have always existed.