Sentence examples for have existed only from inspiring English sources

But the place called The Hill seems at times to have existed only in imagination.

It's a fascinating process watching characters that have existed only in my head for so long finally come to life.

Though James has met her before, in the ballet's opening scene, he has concluded that she must have existed only in his imagination.

Most of these accounts have existed only since the mid-1970's and are just now being drawn down in significant amounts.

Mitchell Stephens, professor of mass communications at New York University, says that for most of the four centuries that newspapers have existed, only the editor's name was known.

New, hyphenated states (Baden-Württemberg, North Rhine-Westphalia) have existed only since the postwar years, although they have gradually acquired their own patina of tradition.

Since then the magic has existed only in memory.

This congregation has existed only three years, since Dr. Bond left Institutional to form it.

But so far it has existed only in theory: no one has actually seen it.

Since then, this great white predator had existed only as a funny memory and a vague mythic threat.

For decades, Kubrick's explicit and brilliantly scabrous fable of "ultra-violence" has existed only as a fascinating rumour.