As far back as I can remember it's been integral to my sense of myself – everything else was always a displacement activity.
Hence the ontological distinction between the uncaused Principle and Its effect does not lie in existence as such, but in one of its modes: the uncaused Principle is necessary as regards existence, while everything else is always possible as regards existence: i.e., it exists insofar as it is necessitated and therefore necessary by virtue of something other.
The rules, like everything else, were always half in jest.
Erik, who sings and does almost everything else, was always telling us that they were recording new material, but we never heard any.
"Everything we've managed to accomplish in art, music, and everything else has always come from our own sheer force of will and refusal to give up or take no for an answer.
Beverage investments, like everything else, aren't always a home run for VCs.
With gambling winnings, game show prizes, and just about everything else, the IRS always gets its piece of the action.
The next time you see us, we'll be wearing jeans and everything else, like we always have".
You don't disappoint her, I know that, but everything else does — me included, always have, always will.
The love between them triumphed over everything else: the reconciliations were always much more significant than the ruptures.
