Sentence examples for find something other from inspiring English sources

Throwing herself back into her ­passion for gardening allowed her to find something other than cancer to focus on.

I was trying to find something other than the very straight, uptight political circles I was in.

And the programmers are looking to send the message that they recognize they have to find something other than a new round of police procedurals and sitcoms.

(It would be nice if the city could find something other than athletic triumphs as a reason to haul out the confetti that now substitutes for ticker tape. Since 1991, there have been nine parades, all but one sports-themed.

Newspoll, Essential and Ipsos all suggest the Coalition still has a chance to do this, but it will have to find something other than aspirational politics to do so.

The administration may have meant well, but requiring students to use wooden swords in a play and find something other than a prop handgun did not do a thing to lessen violence or make the world a safer place.

I've had an itch for politics since I was in high school (which is strange because the high school I went to didn't offer anything related to government, except for student council, of which I was a member for 6 years) so it's not surprising that I've found something other than football to put my weight behind.

At times they will find something and other times they may not find anything at all, Matejka said.

There are many who have escaped the confines of our normal physical and mental world to find something totally other.

The more solutions you propose in any negotiation, the more likely it is you'll find something the other side will be more willing to negotiate on.

If you can find something the other person is interested in, a simple question could have them talking for quite a while.