Sentence examples for exists somewhere else from inspiring English sources
For many problems in the world, a solution already exists — somewhere else.
Amplification of a poem by Harold P. Furth, Nov. 10, 1956, theme of which was taken from an article by Dr. Teller: "A kind of matter directly opposed to the matter known on earth exists somewhere else in the universe-there may be anti-stars & anti-galaxies entirely composed of such anti-matter..," & goes on to describe a meeting betw.
By Edward Teller The New Yorker, December 15 , 1956P. 164 Amplification of a poem by Harold P. Furth, Nov. 10, 1956, theme of which was taken from an article by Dr. Teller: "A kind of matter directly opposed to the matter known on earth exists somewhere else in the universe-there may be anti-stars & anti-galaxies entirely composed of such anti-matter..," & goes on to describe a meeting betw.
But you will likely connect with much more than that: the zeitgeist, the universe, a reality that exists somewhere else or that one day could be yours.
These are "unknown knowns": "knowledge that exists somewhere else in society but is not known here" (ibid., p. 108).
They suspect that the real power that regulates the real problems in America exists somewhere else--with an entirely different cast of characters.
She just existed somewhere else in Kent.
"If a property is threatened and can't be restored on site, it's not the worst fate to have it exist somewhere else," said Helen Higgins, executive director of the Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation in Hamden.
ThIs article originally appeared on VICE UK.
They surpass the technology that forms the foundation of their very being, transcending medium to exist somewhere else: as art, I suppose, expression every part as pertinent as what you'll find on a canvas, in a theatre, within the structure of a sentence that turns your lungs inside out with delight.
They surpass the technology that forms the foundation of their very being, transcending medium to exist somewhere else: as art, I suppose, expression every part as pertinent as what you'll find on a canvas, in a theater, within the structure of a sentence that turns your lungs inside out with delight.
