Sentence examples for letter existed from inspiring English sources
Other Vatican officials disputed Cardinal Mejía's assessment and said they doubted that such a letter existed.
Willkie's initial reaction was "No comment," while Roosevelt was at his most evasive, at first denying that the letter existed — which prompted an August 21st apology to Willkie — and then admitting that it was genuine.
A spokesperson for the Department of Justice said that no record of Salahuddin's letter exists.
Her death came just hours after it emerged that police are investigating whether a letter exists in which Brady, 74, apparently discloses the location of Keith's body.
I tried and failed to imagine the circumstances in which one could legitimately pot the words of Herzog; either this letter exists, and you find it and quote it; or you cannot find it, and you make your point some other way.
Arabs believe that this letter exists only in Arabic.
I'm not denying the letter exists if you have it.
"This letter exists, I forgot about it.
As John Updike said, if the phrase "woman of letters" existed, Oates would be the person most entitled to it.
Some of Baldwin's letters existed in manuscript form, although they appear never to have circulated as a collection, but they are no longer extant.
