Sentence examples for having been something from inspiring English sources
Whatever it was, it struck them both afterward as having been something calm and leisurely, like the murmurs between them that sometimes preceded sleep.
In-line skating was bound to fall out of favor someday, Mr. Lux, 60, said, having been something of a fad since Rollerblade unveiled its first skates in the 1980s.
And in the 1950's Baum was suspected of having been something less than a red-blooded capitalist, with Oz's utopian elements (not developed until late in the series) looking a little too socialistic for some people's comfort.
Explains founder Amit Murumkar, a technology consultant who has dabbled with startups in the past, he was inspired to build this app after having been something of an artist himself during his childhood.
If it experiences different smells in succession, the memory of the earlier one may linger while the other comes to be present and then it may become aware of itself as having been something different from what it is now so will discover that is a thing that endures through time (Treatise I.ii.10).10
Ebert dismissed reports that Jackson was in poor health and was underperforming, stating that the film didn't show a "sick and drugged man forcing himself through grueling rehearsals, but a spirit embodied by music" and referred to Jackson's rehearsal performance(s) as having been "something else".
That would have been something.
It might have been something small".
Or it could have been something weird.
Must have been something I ate.
