Sentence examples for least existed from inspiring English sources

The rational part of you must be convinced that this person at least existed.

I'd never met John Updike face to face, but he and I had corresponded a time or two (I think I first wrote him a fan letter), and he knew I at least existed — that I was a writer — though there was no reason to think he'd read anything I'd written.

What made me want to put the Thugs in my book, and place my character in India, was the fact that since the 1970s some historians had begun to challenge the notion that the Thugs had ever actually existed – or, at least, existed as Sleeman described them.

But since God has said in His word the Bible (which I will get to later on why the Biblical God is the most logical God that exists) that He is the alpha and the omega (Revelation 22 13) the beginning and the end, this means that God always existed or at the least, existed for a very very very long time.

And one piece of art, at least, exists in the figurative hands of the shuffler.

In Spanish Louisiana, although enslaved people were treated badly, there did at least exist a path to freedom.

The guidance may be ignored, but it does at least exist and stands as a record of what earlier generations thought and said.

Corporatist institutions would replace all independent organizations of workers and employers, and the corporatist parliament would replace, or at least exist alongside, traditional representative and legislative bodies.

There at least exists one such that.

Furthermore, there at least exists an arc S connecting two points in this connected component.

But in the meantime it will be a comfort to my inner child that these things at least exist.