Sentence examples for have previously existed from inspiring English sources
People who would have previously existed within confused and parochial lives can be comforted by echoes of their existence.
They couldn't have previously existed.
The mission aims to establish whether the planet can support life, and whether any forms of life have previously existed there.
The real sin that the absence of a historical sense encourages is presentism, in the sense of exaggerating our present problems out of all proportion to those that have previously existed.
Perhaps Lahiri spreads her net a little too wide at times; there are sudden excursions into the viewpoint of Subhash's mother or Udayan, characters who have previously existed through the eyes of others, while Bela, the daughter, feels a little indistinct, her crucial formative years somewhat glossed over until she returns as an adult.
He writes: "The real sin that the absence of a historical sense encourages is presentism, in the sense of exaggerating our present problems out of all proportion to those that have previously existed".
No such similar wildlife conservation organisation covering both the business and political spheres has previously existed.
In Scotland, no such body has previously existed – the political culture of impartial expert analysis and think-tankery is in its infancy north of the border.
Americans and Western Europeans who embraced modernism rejected not only traditional architectural forms and shapes but the city as it had previously existed.
One of its abiding characteristics was an ability to colonise entire social landscapes that had previously existed some way beneath its original focus.
