Sentence examples for else that seemed from inspiring English sources

If nothing else, that seemed to account for her longevity.

What made an equally deep impression on me, though, was the restaurant industry's response to something else that seemed to come out of nowhere, the beating the city took when Hurricane Sandy trampled over the region.

For an hour I would describe what had happened that day, ruminate on what had recently been going on in China, talk about how Sino-American relations were evolving, or discuss anything else that seemed relevant.

But from fairly early on there was widespread agreement among the logical empiricists that there was no synthetic a priori, and that logic and mathematics and perhaps much else that seemed impervious to empirical disconfirmation should be thought of as analytic.

Everything else that seemed to matter so much up to that point, became frivolous to me.

And it turns out he did something else that seems a little odd to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

It is common to say that war, like everything else that seems to be real, is médiatique.

Germans are quick to mobilise against nuclear power, genetically modified foods, transmission lines and anything else that seems threatening to nature or just ugly.

Or we could have a look at sociologists' analysis, like that of Erving Goffman, or psychologists', or anything else that seems interesting and relevant.

Something else that seems important about the way Naughty Dog works is the fact that experiments can be quickly implemented into the games.

With this in mind perhaps the best place to start is with something else that seems to have disappeared from English cricket.