Sentence examples for have even existed from inspiring English sources

In Gender and Nation, Nira Yuval-describescribes how Palestinian children in Lebanese refugee camps would call "home" a village which may not have even existed for several decades but from which their parents were exiled.

Such statements bring to mind Bob Dylan's calling Smokey Robinson America's greatest living poet, and raise the question of whether his poetry would have even existed without the Funk Brothers giving lilt to his lyrics.

Not surprisingly, this process is intimately linked to what in the West is considered a notorious "housing bubble," which in 1998 couldn't have even existed.

Proud of the Blues, the group ostensibly behind the protest, may not have even existed when the Eventbrite page went up and started gaining attention, The Daily Beast notes.

A range of recent studies have suggested that introns may have even existed in what some regard to be primordial eukaryotes [1] [4] or even earlier [5] [6].

Nonetheless, the ENM suggests that potential glacial refugia in East China were more strongly affected by small-scale fragmentation compared to the situation in South Japan in general, and its southern parts (Shikoku, Kyushu) in particular, where such refugia might have even existed in nearby shelf areas.

"To that point I had received no notification that the training camp had even existed and certainly not that it had been mandatory," Doyle said.

Vivian Maier is the most recent and celebrated case: until her photographs came to light few people seemed to have any idea that she had even existed.

Watch a home-recorded video and, if you get an advert, it's a fascinating titbit of consumer history; if you get a film trailer, it's probably for something that you'd forgotten had even existed, let alone seen.

As David Lammy asked the home secretary, Theresa May (who was busy denying that a kettle had even existed) : "Is not the point of a kettle, that it brings things to the boil?" It is often observed that kettling is designed to dissuade people from coming out to protest: if anything, it has the reverse effect on those who've experienced it.

I had no idea this artistic dark erotica party had even existed until that strange night.