Sentence examples for that exist somewhere from inspiring English sources
In dreamlike sequences that exist somewhere between unwitting delusions and deliberate imaginings, and in which the realness of any and all characters is constantly in doubt, Angela bonds somewhat haphazardly with a kindergarten teacher (an ingenuous Neimah Djourabchi) who says his wife is missing.
Ishiguro has a penchant for writing spare, fable-like stories that exist somewhere between the realms of fantasy and social commentary.
He puts up tracks on SoundCloud as soon as the idea's done, giving his legions of D.A.W-obsessed fans an insight into his creative process as he churns out raw tracks that exist somewhere between hip-hop and dance.
This process continues, concatenating doublets that exist somewhere in the nomenclature.
The art he made here was of a unique, untranslatable reality, private to him, that existed somewhere between Paris, Romania and America.
When the shutters and giant windows open, they create Mr. Ban's intended effect of living in a space that exists somewhere between indoors and outdoors.
It's no accident that each of these men saw his art emanating from a world that exists somewhere beyond the appearance of things.
"When we were originally putting the archive together, the Louis Armstrong programme was one of those we thought 'if only that existed somewhere', but despite our best efforts it just didn't turn up.
I begin the days quietly, preferring to see no one, speak to no one, to get to my desk early, before the "real world" intrudes, seeking to preserve for as long as possible that fertile creative zone that exists somewhere between sleep and waking.
Only then will we end our attachment to the old story and learn how to live well in the "multi-storied" space that exists somewhere between the apocalyptic story of catastrophic collapse and the utopian story of socio-technical or back-to-the-land solutions.
More recently, Good Charlotte made a music video called "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous," which includes an appearance by Chris Kirkpatrick, from 'N Sync Many of the bands performing at MTV this week are veterans of a punk rock scene that exists somewhere between the underground and the mainstream.
