Sentence examples for could there be something more from inspiring English sources

Or could there be something more to Hicks's expression, a certain demure acknowledgment that she has finally wound up as the focus of all those camera flashes?

By the end of that night, however, Mr. Manning turned to Ms. In and asked, "Could there be something more here than friendship?" Ms. In recalled that she "responded right away with a yes".

Could there be something more that hasn't been learned from hundreds of years of these episodes?

But while the usual cause-effect argument that surfaces every time there's a moral panic – that idea that someone might listen to "Ebeneezer Goode" and start necking pills, or play Grand Theft Auto and immediately mow down a bunch of Hare Krishnas – is clearly redundant, could there be something more insiduous and gradual at play here?

"The activity of reading a book demands a lot more from a person than a few mindless minutes of a game like 'Angry Birds.'" I played "Angry Birds" for a few mindless minutes and got to thinking: could there be something even more mindless?

But I could feel there was something more, something deeper, and it kept coming close to my lips and then disappearing.

But you could also argue that there's something more important to be preserved: the city's traditional spirit, as manifest on the southwest corner of Fifth Avenue and 34th Street.

"When we would get a call for rape," she said, "I'd think, I really wish there was something more we could do for them, that we could teach them something that could answer all their questions".

"But I wish there was something more we could do to give an incentive to young people".

"I wish there was something more we could do to change this situation," said Yl Hung Woo, a South Korean tourist, standing on the brightly lit deck of the ship.

There was something more he could hold on to.