Sentence examples for it really does exist from inspiring English sources
"It is a bit like it really does exist, isn't it?" Gibbons said.
Once you realize that your phobia has no relevance in reality, that is it really does exist it reduces the power that you have given it.
This is the long-sought missing ingredient of the Standard Model, the one that (if it really does exist) would be the key to understanding how asymmetries arose between forces that ought to look the same.
But while these words may have been extremely hard to hear, they have served a purpose by dragging biphobia into the limelight and showing that, like bi people, it really does exist.
Yes, it really does exist -- in the form of the Islands of Tahiti, also known as French Polynesia.
(This modernist city formed the backdrop for the recent Disney movie Tomorrow Land with George Clooney. Seeing it on the big screen, one might have guessed it was just a digital special effect. But, no, it really does exist).
"Look," I whispered, disbelievingly, "it really did exist".
Yesterday, Laser Arms set out to persuade the press that it really did exist - and so did the can.
In Europe, the crossroads of the Malian empire became a byword for remoteness and exoticism not because people imagined it as a mythical place but because they knew that it really did exist.
The India Museum was no Borgesian conceit; it really did exist, physically and institutionally, a phantom collection of a phantom orient, an India buried in London, skulking on Leadenhall Street, forgotten in Whitehall, lost near the Thames, displayed in South Kensington.
