Sentence examples similar to had this ever existed from inspiring English sources

The fact that I could immediately tell that no one would remember this movie had ever existed might have been a warning.

Like most Americans, I had had no idea these all-black towns had ever existed.

The piece so takes over your brain that it seems as if it has always been playing, that no other music apart from this has ever existed; and yet, because of the way themes and ideas return throughout the performance, you're aware of a structure, you become conscious of musical anchors in the ocean of pianistic time that the piece creates.

Nothing like this art had ever existed, anywhere, though it is entirely European.

More data has been created within the past two years than had ever existed before, and this trend is likely to continue.

I had to get rid of any sign that Grace had ever existed.

Since 1950, humans have manufactured more goods than have ever existed in history.

The biggest empire which has ever existed has become a power of the second or third order," he said.

For some strange reason, C4 this week denied that any such deal had ever existed.

Dave Fontana had ever existed.

In fact, some small dislodged part of him was unsure that they had ever existed.