Sentence examples for a thing some from inspiring English sources

The IRA is not an army, it is a tradition – a thing some of us do here when the political going gets tough or just not to our liking.

This is one of the ways in which Cohen has very lately responded to concerns about contextualism's error theory (2005a, 70).[17] And in a recent paper (2006) DeRose replies along similar lines: if you present a group of subjects with SA, for instance, and ask them whether the conclusion contradicts an ordinary claim to know such a thing, some will say 'yes', and some will say 'no'no

I know that's a thing some people are into; they even make porn about it.

Then again, maybe this is a thing some Asheville residents have yet to experience.

Regardless of the continuous and changing knowledge base you must keep up-to-date, you will feel like you don't know a thing some days.

You can just hand your guilt over to someone and get forgiveness in return?" He nodded and I drank silently, contemplating the wonder of such a thing: some mythical world where I could lay all of my regrets and wrongdoing down.

Being a Giants fan is an honorable and a worthy thing; some of my best friends are Giants fans.

The coyote expansion might be a good thing, some reason, because the animals prey on a pest that most New Yorkers tend to hate: rodents.

Going forward, it will be a natural thing – some will make it, some won't".

I suppose it's a stamina thing – some people have it, some don't.

But that's a good thing; some of the greatest of foods are like that.