Sentence examples for it does really exist from inspiring English sources
Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (yes, it does really exist) has released a top ten list of the most fuel-efficient cars sold last year in Nippon.
Artificial skin does really exist, though it's not quite as advanced as that.
He said Iraq's Republican Guard had been hit so hard in the past two weeks that "it doesn't really exist any more" as a cohesive force that can attack in sizable corps or division formations.
It doesn't really exist; it's over.
It doesn't matter whether it's a war in Lebanon or floods in Doncaster, it doesn't really exist until there's a reporter there in flak jacket or wellingtons, going live.
It changes constantly (which proves it doesn't really exist).
For Galbraith, the market as its apostles describe it does not really exist.
If you have never been to Dubai it is tempting to believe that it does not really exist.
Their real success is making others believe that money doesn't exist — and luxury, as most people perceive it, doesn't really exist in this house.
No, Virginia, it isn't real that is to say, it doesn't really exist.
