Sentence examples for it probably existed from inspiring English sources

That does not mean, however, that such a conception is necessarily of recent origin but rather that it probably existed at an early period in places where there was no literate tradition (predominantly among pastoral cultures).

Although it probably existed in the 9th century, little is known before 1040, when it was given, along with the neighbouring districts then known as the Gorecht, to the bishops of Utrecht by the emperor Henry III.

Docked in the waters at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney is a faithful replica of the HMB Endeavour as it probably existed in Cook's day, complete with clothes hung out to dry.

If there was ever life on the red planet, it probably existed during the first billion years following the planet's formation, when the Martian surface was far warmer and wetter than today.

If there was ever life on Mars, it probably existed during the first billion years following the planet's formation, when the Martian surface was far warmer and wetter than today.

"It probably existed in the older generation of Chicago producers," Simko laments, "but I was too young to be a part of that.

It probably exists but not in the west.

They will help you find the right answer within yourself, where it probably exists but is simply a little inaccessible.

But almost everyone seems to acknowledge that whatever that point is, it probably exists, and it'll be hard to tell whether we've hit it except in retrospect.

"Any kind of system you can think of, if it doesn't violate the laws of nature, it probably exists somewhere out there.

It probably exists mostly as.