Sentence examples for has existed always from inspiring English sources

"The Israeli music scene has existed always, but we've never been part of it and we've never wanted to be part of it", says Ayed. Hilal, another member, describes the experience of growing up Palestinian in Israel as "schizophrenic" – "you're growing up somewhere, deep inside its culture, but you slowly start to realise it's not yours", he explains.

In "Slaughterhouse-Five" (1969), Billy Pilgrim, like Winston Rumfoord, communicates with the Tralfamadorians and sees future and past as parts of a single panorama — "All moments, past, present, and future, always have existed, always will exist".

In the time that the prize has existed, it has almost always been given to Europeans.

This is why jelqing has always existed and will always exist.

It's just a trendy marketing term for a book which has always existed and adults have always read, which is the coming-of-age novel," says Laura Powell, YA author of Burn Mark and Goddess.

Our warrior spirit has always existed and continues to exist within Maasai women everywhere.

It has always existed but it wasn't always expressed so freely.

"Bullying has always existed.

The problem has always existed".

So the universe has always existed?

Pressure has always existed, the colleges say.