Sentence examples for might ever exist from inspiring English sources
Not that such perfection might ever exist – many of the living rooms and kitchens depicted in Ikea's catalogue aren't themselves real but computer creations; created from scratch to show off sofas and tables in the best light.
Did it ever exist and might it exist now?
We don't usually condone the idea of "V" bottoms, but if one were to ever exist, this might be it.
It also stands to weaken the Endangered Species Act, because if critical habitat is redefined as any place where a species might ever have existed, and where you or I might want it to exist again, then the door is open for many other senseless efforts to bring back long-lost creatures.
In what might be the most wonderfully over-engineered act of lighthearted retaliation to ever exist, this thing is just layer upon layer of ingenuity.
It might be argued that tests with known error rates and hypotheses with well-defined prior probabilities hardly ever exist in real science.
Did the nineties ever exist?
Did the elusive photograph ever exist?
"Did the 1990s ever exist?" she wonders.
No. Will the perfect plan ever exist?
