Sentence examples for we ever existed from inspiring English sources

Soon, he said, "the mill will be the only evidence that we ever existed".

They lived in the sea for millions of years before we ever existed.

If we messed it up, no one would even know we had ever existed.

At First Principles 1.7.1 we are said to be properly identical with our rational element; but Gregory of Nyssa and Augustine said the same without being understood to mean that we have ever existed as disembodied souls.

Whoever gets the part, they will – quite simply – need to be so good that we forget Ford ever existed.

Since the records have been lost, if they ever existed, we will never be sure.

Sixty-seven was the middle of our lucky extraordinary five-year run and when you hear that concert – before Bridge Over Troubled Water and Mrs. Robinson ever existed - we were working in our acoustic way with two voices and one guitar.

But today we've forgotten love ever existed and chosen fear instead.

As the most powerful species to have ever existed, we owe it to ourselves and to other animals to embrace the power of peace and to reject violence if we and they are to flourish on our magnificent planet.

Their frozen custard is rich enough to make you forget that a McFlurry ever existed; we're talking marshmallow sauce and hazelnut brownie whizzed together with ice-cream and frozen yoghurt's plus-sized model cousin.

Whether it ever existed as we conceive it is debatable.