Sentence examples for term existed from inspiring English sources

The serial went "viral" long before the term existed.

He had been, several critics decided, "a postmodernist long before the term existed".

Lear became the original pugnacious showrunner, long before that term existed.

The term existed before Stowe used it, but she infused it with a sense of tragedy and betrayal.

"I begin with the whole history of federalism, from before the term existed, when it started in Greece.

She was a screenwriter, feminist, journalist, humorist and passionate (but absolutely unsnobbish) foodie, long before the term existed.

Not only has this never happened before, no term exists to describe this situation.

Ask him for a Russian translation of "interior designer," and he will pause to consider whether such a term exists.

The plus-size woman — to use the marketing-sanctioned term — exists in an increasingly populous and contested ghetto.

In our problem, no small term exists and the perturbation method cannot be used for this purpose.

The whole point of Brentano's theory is that the term "exists" is syncategorematic and merely expresses the quality of the judgement.