Sentence examples for totally exists from inspiring English sources

Actually, a 50-inch one already totally exists in a dark dungeon somewhere in Cupertino.

As Google Reader inventor Chris Wetherell noted in a post bemoaning the lack of updates to the service in 2011, however, that "market totally exists and is weirdly under-served (and is possibly affluent)." Google – especially under the leadership of Larry Page – simply decided that going after small markets wasn't in its best interest, so Reader was left to die.

Simply put, Finland is the world's Canadian girlfriend that totally exists you guys.

I caught on: "…by which I mean, he totally exists!" I don't think my friend figured out my careful ruse.

Although a hook-up culture totally exists, I realised during my many dates that my views were more a result of the 'men want sex, women want love' heteronormative ideal that we've bought into since the dawn of time, rather than any real experience.

Unlike the movie's first trailer, which provided no details other than reassuring Star Wars fans that the movie totally exists and will feature all the things that Star Wars movies should have (X-Wings, lightsabers, explosions), this one actually gives us a sense of what the film might actually be about.

Loneliness and envy totally existed outside it already: Cro-Magnon man didn't have higher rates of life satisfaction because he didn't log in to check out his friends' timeline.

Which means that these guys totally exist!

Of Franco's character, Apatow said, "You tell him, 'Okay, you're going to play a pot dealer,' and he comes back with a three-dimensional character you totally believe exists.

While it's clearly just a fun little jab on Netflix's part (it's… an iPhone strapped to your wrist), things like this totally do exist.

In the process, a sense of intimacy is created that totally should exist in the context of a safe, monogamous relationship.