Sentence examples for out there perhaps from inspiring English sources

"We believe there are many different types of asteroids out there, perhaps dozens of varieties," Dr. Cheng said.

The final chapters and creepy cover remind us, too, that the killer or killers are still out there, perhaps scanning Backpage, perhaps imbibing this book review.

And if some of my picks are not the most efficient cars out there, perhaps that means more money for hard-working algae farmers.

As for himself, he said, he went out there perhaps five times a year; he also offered an unassailable observation: "Balconies are the place to be if you don't want to be inside".

Al Qaeda is still out there, perhaps with Osama bin Laden still in command, and after him, others will come, not the least because America's relationship with the Arab and Muslim world is getting worse.

Tonight, he said: "I don't think I have to redeem myself at all; I walked into this having done more for U.S. gymnastics than any other gymnast out there," perhaps forgetting the Bart Conners, Vidmars and even the John Roethlisbergers who came before him.

I had gotten copies of other peoples' records growing up and I knew it was out there somewhere, but perhaps it's because my dad was so involved in the theater that I always envisioned things in the context of a stage and a live performance and a life audience.

At the far end of the path a tiny figure in red can be made out, a human touch put there perhaps to emphasize our own puny role as one of nature's creatures.

So why is nature so often thought to be found only "out there" in the wilderness, or perhaps suburbia?

There is a sort of window syntax, which perhaps renders the out there readable.

I never heard it take on an unsavory tone of opportunism, though perhaps that was out there.