Sentence examples for could possibly exist from inspiring English sources

It is not clear if this poster could possibly exist anywhere but online.

No pub as perfect as The Moon Under Water could possibly exist in reality, even in the 1940s, decades before the era of Wetherspoons and alcopops.

A short visit ended up being a whole day wandering around the free state in sheer disbelief that such a place could possibly exist.

P: Stock Photo's business model is simple make every picture that could possibly exist, and pray to God that someone wants to buy it.

The German Naturphilosophen of the 18th century claimed that they had discovered the laws responsible for organic form - and so all the organic forms that could possibly exist.

Social scientists doggedly pursue evidence of correlations between on- and off-screen behavior, while some commentators insist that no such connections could possibly exist.

With the lifelike and tactile quality of the images on display, the viewer is in some ways tricked onto believing they could possibly exist--maybe even sometime soon.

It has also been thought that an abstract object is one that either couldn't possibly exist or couldn't possibly be concrete, depending on whether you interpret the predicate 'E!' (used to formally represent the definition of 'abstract') as an existence predicate or a concreteness predicate (Zalta 1983, 60, 50-52).

"We couldn't possibly exist without a good well,'' Ganasekemon said to me.

"We couldn't possibly exist without a good well," Ganasekemon said to me.

What's striking about it is that the photographs are of a world that couldn't possibly exist.