Sentence examples for may actually exist from inspiring English sources

When a 14-minute trailer of it — all that may actually exist — was posted on YouTube in June, it was barely noticed.

The rational, middle-aged Detective Joe Leaphorn suggests that the killer is "mimicking a skinwalker," but the young Officer Jim Chee, a healer in training, believes that the mythic evil force may actually exist.

One of them, Legion, has just landed a lead in the form of Dan Stevens; the British actor will star as David Haller, a schizophrenic who realises that the voices in his head may actually exist.

She considers how, if you never look, all the wonderful things you imagine and hope for may actually exist: the big family waiting to welcome you in, the empty seat with your name on it; but if you do look, you may have to live with the certainty that this perfect world does not exist at all and never did.

Jansen struggled with the preposterous idea that ghosts may actually exist, but as the supernatural experiences piled up, he also could not accept any conclusion to the contrary.

Thus, it is reasonable to think that CMI plays a significant role and that cross-protective CMI to pH1N1 virus may actually exist in individuals who have been frequently immunized and/or exposed to seasonal influenza [42].

On another level, it's a "Twilight Zone" episode writ large, in which Donnie, who may or may not be insane, enters an alternate universe that may or may not actually exist.

5) It turns out that the figure behind the abductions is the Tall Man – a shadowy figure who may or may not actually exist.

Vanilla Sky is a feeling, a state of mind, a dream of a life that may or may not actually exist.

Calvin and Hobbes follows the adventures of the mischievous boy Calvin and his best friend Hobbes, a tiger who may or may not actually exist.

The sense of that magical lost house, which may or may not actually exist (Meaulnes has taken a blow to the head before discovering it), is so compelling that part of you doesn't really want to be handed its cartographic coordinates.