Sentence examples for in a something from inspiring English sources

In his own research, Dr. Terracciano has found a slight decrease in trust over the generations and a slight increase in a something called "ascendancy," or "competence" — a self-professed confidence in getting things done.

Rick Rylance, chief executive of the AHRC, emphasised in the autumn that the council now operates in a "something for something" world: it has to be seen to be co-operating.

That's some good marketing right there gang —at least throw in a "something, something dangerzone" for good measure.

But her larger point was that the climate had not changed much in the intervening decades: Britain was being dragged down by an underclass of scroungers, who lived in a "something-for-nothing culture", and Hilary's "black one-legged lesbian on benefits" could still be held up as a paragon of modern entitlement.

"You see something, but in an instant something else is posted or reblogged.

Once in a while, something terrible happens.

But in a second, something changed.

Every once in a while something would break my heart".

"One in a hundred thousand, something like that?" he asks.

In a belief, something seems so-and-so to someone.

Throw in a little something for everyone if you will.