Sentence examples for instead there is something from inspiring English sources

Instead there is something.

Instead, there is something genteel, almost sedate about Soldeu.

Instead there is something more tangible, yet no less horrifying: cancer.

Instead, there is something close to a Republican consensus that the president's worldview is steeped in the self-hating, blame-America-first moral relativism of the American left.

Instead, there's something called "High Grade", with a picture of a marijuana leaf.

Instead, there's something canned about this compulsive record, and Swofford seems at least in part to know it.

Instead, there's something like the wry, meditative alertness one finds in Albers's most close-valued color studies and in the work of the archangel of artificial illumination, Dan Flavin.

Once upon a time and far away, there were no such things as, say, sex tapes while dating, Instead, there was something called "courtship".

I mean, I killed 354 people yesterday, and I don't even get the back page in the New York Post -- instead, there was something about how a local bodega was selling milk from the 1990s.

Or does it instead mean there is something wrong with Kohlberg's methodology — some bias in it that permits men to achieve higher moral development scores than women?

Instead, she felt, "there is something sitting in me right now that is troubling me".