Sentence examples for not actually existing from inspiring English sources

The album sparked such interest that Marcus decided to get round the problem of its not actually existing by hiring a skiffle band and recording and releasing it himself.

But despite not actually existing yet, that phone is already causing controversy thanks to a rumour that the company will not include a 3.5mm headphone jack on the device, forcing customers to switch to wireless headphones or iPhone-only headphones using the proprietary lightning.

Considering that anyone coming new to the poem isn't necessarily going to be au fait with 13th-century politics and religious struggle in Europe and the Italian peninsula, Italy not actually existing then, this means that he has to incorporate a certain amount of detail into the poem that would otherwise have nestled safely at the bottom of the page.

First, a person's consideration of her interest involves expectations or mental projections of the future, not actually existing material interests.

Could you ensure that two different lines of descent were not actually existing, which evolved differentially from an intermediate common ancestor, one line symplifying and the other one complexifying?

Thus, any quantitative and qualitative calculation of potential losses may be meaningless because the base line to which the projected losses were compared were only the haplotypes sampled and not all actually existing haplotypes.

"The Lego Star Wars product Jabba's Palace does not reflect any actually existing buildings, people, or the mentioned mosque," Katharina Sasse, a spokesperson for Lego, told the Telegraph.

The shadow planets actually existed without actually existing.

Likewise, it seems perfectly possible that Julius Caesar had a sixth finger which was not constituted by any actually existing particles and satisfied (a) and (b).

By this he did not mean that any actually existing state is always completely just, or that merely by virtue of having power, the state could determine what justice is.

We are never given any outright definition of the term 'present king of France', but instead are given a technique of paraphrasing away seemingly referential occurrences of that term in such a way that we are not committed to any actually existing present kings of France.