Sentence examples for doing there is something from inspiring English sources

In an age in which so much architectural form — even, sometimes, the best architectural form — has no real rationale beyond the fact that it is what the architect felt like doing, there is something admirable about the tower's lack of arbitrariness.

Or if they do, there is something inherently wrong with them.

This charming ditty reminds transgender people no one could love us as romantic partners, and if they do, there is something wrong with them.

When it was finished I had nothing to do; there was something really great about that.

"If stabbing a guy in the chest six times don't bother you and a joke does, there's something wrong".

And when he did, there was something immediate in the conversation which erased all the usual earnestness and platitudes which are the default mode on such occasions.

Thanks to her years of "baby see, baby do," there's something not-quite-human about Rosemary, and she knows it.

It's so diverse, whatever level you want to race at and whatever you want to do there's something there for you".

Determined as she sounded, I sensed that Füsun could not do what she intended to do; there was something strange in the intensely embarrassing moment.

But while the leaves were beginning to turn gold in a way that only Notre Dame leaves do, there was something missing: that perennial, overblown anticipation of a good Notre Dame team.

As much as I disagree with some of the things the Catholic Church has done, there's something very beautiful about the architecture and all the effort that that has been gone to.