Sentence examples for properly existed from inspiring English sources

I'm not sure which piece of unpopular Irish news is being buried by which: the announcement of a second referendum on the Lisbon treaty, or the shuffling through of a law creating penalties for blasphemy, an offence that has never properly existed in the Irish state.

Maybe, at some aching, unknown place inside ourselves, it prompts us to recall a time before we properly existed – when, nestled inside our mothers, we only knew liquid, suspended but safe.

The show doesn't properly exist unless the audience engages.

American eccentricity was not thought to properly exist as such.

"The 'I' of which we are so fond properly exists only in grammar".

But since real boards that hover don't properly exist, the companies selling these multiwheeled platforms can call them whatever they like.

Our government should find a way of making food prices come down so that American families can properly exist in these troubled times.

I was recently asked to sum up Jo Cox in just one word and what instantly came to mind is a word that doesn't properly exist.

When a person loses all sense of authentic identity, all sense of self, to the extent that they don't feel that they properly exist, they then become literally strangers to themselves.

The disaffected young Muslims who hate France do so in large part, he explains, because the legacy of colonialism has destroyed in them "all sense of authentic identity, all sense of self, to the extent that they don't feel that they properly exist".

They require composite substances in order to properly exist.