Sentence examples for sentence exists from inspiring English sources

The sentence exists only to serve the parenthesis.

One homeless young man was sentenced to five years in jail for begging: an offence for which no custodial sentence exists.

They cannot deny the sentence exists, for there is the token before our very eyes.

Its two principals, the young woman unnamed and the man named only in the last sentence, exist on the lower levels of Depression survival.

He added that "longer sentences exist on the books largely for bargaining purposes".

There are no literary texts and hardly any continuous texts (only a small number of complete sentences exist); the tablets contain accounts of the great Mycenaean palaces and their dependencies, written in the Greek language, in a very concise style.

A home secretary talking more sensibly about crime should also calm down judges and cause them to send fewer non-violent offenders to jail.Good alternatives to custodial sentences exist and they should not be derided by politicians as a soft option.

Since there are other scenarios relative to which the sentence 'Language exists' will have the value True, your sentence will have a contingent epistemic 1-intension.

Then one knows that that sentence ('God exists') must be true, but one is in doubt whether that sentence (the one just uttered) is true.

Sophie Walker, leader of the non-partisan Women's Equality party, said it was time that abortion was made a sexual health and human rights issue, rather than left languishing under "Victorian criminal law", where a life prison sentence still exists for procuring a termination.

So the epistemic 1-intension for your sentence 'Language exists' yields the value False for that scenario.