Sentence examples for it has often existed from inspiring English sources

So it has often existed in antagonism with the novel.

"Looking for loopholes and hidden agreements that have often existed in the past with Washington, [Netanyahu] has been flummoxed by an unusually united line [on settlements]," said Laura Rozen in Foreign Policy magazine.

It has often been claimed that beauty, objectively determined, does not exist because of profound subjective differences in the evaluation of what is beautiful and what is not.

It has often disappointed, but never disintegrated.

"It has often been tried.

Attempts to infiltrate it have often backfired.

If an expectation has too often existed in Serie A that teams with nothing left to play for not only could but should roll over in their remaining games, then there have certainly been plenty prepared to buck the trend this season.

Over its three previous seasons, "Eastbound & Down," seen on Sundays on HBO, has often appeared to exist solely for the purpose of devising appropriate contexts to utter the completely inappropriate.

His self-effacement partly explains why his career has often seemed to exist in the shadows.

Suffice it to say, I really began looking forward to the ultra-accessibility I've often heard exists in Disney World.

Officially it has never existed.