Sentence examples for something which has existed from inspiring English sources

Whether this is a totally new condition, or whether more extensive collecting has simply revealed something which has existed previously is not easy to determine, but the weight of evidence of previous authors (Legge, Wait, etc).

"It's something which has existed for a long time... but in terms of the scale of it, that is what is new, and it is being driven by the proliferation of media imagery portraying a so-called 'perfected ideal' that is entirely unattainable for the vast majority of people," she told BBC Radio 4's Today Programme.

"It's something which has never before existed so perfectly in the world".

The statement that there are no dragons gets to be true because it would only be possible for that statement to be false if something which hadn't existed (dragons) did exist.

For these applications it is crucial to integrate CNT directly alongside electronics, something which has not been achieved before.

"It's something that has existed as long as time," he replied.

That something has existed for ages tells us nothing about its value.

Something like this should have existed already.

By not pretending to be something they weren't, they carved out a niche which otherwise wouldn't have existed.

"Something like YouTube could never have existed without broadband".

Because x is supposed to be something the mere existence of which suffices for the truth of P; it couldn't have existed without P being true (Armstrong 1997: 115).