Sentence examples for something might exist from inspiring English sources

Verificationists who reject the idea that something might exist even though we might never be able to confirm that it did, can be factualists about F-discourse.

However, in all of them, the perception of emergence requires growth (Alexander et al. 2012), that is, something might exist, but only 'emerges' if it reaches the abundance to hit the boundaries of visibility.

There isn't even any sense of a frame, outside which something else might exist.

Binging makes a television series — something that might exist in the cultural consciousness for years — into a smaller thing.

On the other hand, the tireless passion of Bigfoot hunters in the face of a total lack of reliable evidence, and the fact that the more thoughtful Bigfoot enthusiasts cast the hunt as a pursuit of something that might exist at, or just beyond, the limits of human perception is fascinating.

Maybe something might be added?

Something might be seriously wrong.

✤ It is joyous to see women in the public eye who look as if they might exist on a diet of something more substantial than watercress and laxatives.

But Joseph Anton was someone who might exist.

"I believe such privileges might exist.

Some place might exist that looked better.