Sentence examples for there never existed from inspiring English sources

Unlike in Provence or in Spain there never existed a special or coherent system of legally-established drove roads.

Gilling has a great deal of fun with Mr. Sculley's arguments on behalf of physiognomy ("There never existed a profound thinker, or a man of fortitude and prudence, with weak, high eyebrows.... Long teeth are proof of weakness and pusillanimity"), but he also invests the novel with the full benefits of his own powers of observation.

"Despite today's news reports," a memo read, "there never existed a 'deal,' but merely a proposal offered by a small, select group of Members of Congress.

The context management service must ensure that there never exists more than one valid context for each task in the entire FGDRA.

We powered through that and now there's a swagger there that never existed before.

As far as scholars have discovered, there has never existed any people, anywhere, at any time, who were not in some sense religious.

There probably never existed a strictly uniform system of Pythagorean philosophy and religious beliefs, even if the school did have a certain internal organization.

There has never existed a pure unadulterated culture.

As a DJ, I've struggled with the idea of being a vinyl purist when there's now great music out there that's never existed on vinyl.

(The mathematician Kurt Gödel had demonstrated that such undecidable propositions exist in any system powerful enough to contain arithmetic). Turing instead proved that there can never exist any universal algorithmic method for determining whether a proposition is undecidable.

The delay gives the book additional impact: it arrives at a moment when Americans are again confronting a tangled question of war and peace -- how to remove a dangerous enemy from Iraq and build in its place what never existed there before, a stable democracy posing no threat to its neighbors.