Sentence examples for were to exist from inspiring English sources

According to the underachiever problem, if the sort of being that traditional monotheism identifies as God were to exist, the existence of this world would represent a vast underachievement on his part: therefore there is no such being.

Thus: consider whether a couple ought to produce a third child, a child who would be very happy if he or she were to exist but whose coming into existence would create significant burdens for the two already-existing children.

If that than which nothing greater can be thought does not exist, it is obviously capable of non-existence; and if it is capable of non-existence, then even if it were to exist, it would not be that than which nothing greater can be thought after all.

Stephen Fry has denounced God as "utterly evil, capricious and monstrous", if he were to exist.

If transcripts of the audience were to exist, I'm confident she would emerge with some credit.

If catharsis were to exist, then it would not be in the sole province of theatre.

IF EXTRATERRESTRIAL life were to exist, it would need a planet on which to evolve.

The spokesman added that if any film were to exist it should immediately be handed to investigators.

If a coed prison for the mentally ill were to exist, the inner workings of its yard might resemble Seaport.

If such a sci-fi amalgamation were to exist, it might look something like Spanish artist Serafín Álvarez's virtual architecture project, Maze Walkthrough, an explorable video game world of interconnected hallways gathered exclusively from famous science fiction films.

PAGE 16 T MAGAZINE A DRINK THAT OFFENDS Two Types of Snobs Let's face it, if the perfect hangover cure were to exist, the hung over would want it to be some variation of hair of the dog.