Sentence examples for into somewhere more from inspiring English sources

In that way, it goes beyond opinion and into somewhere more personal and interesting.

London was transformed from an impersonal and at times threatening mega-city into somewhere more manageable and humane.

This meant they were much better prepared, both personally and financially, when they moved out of transitional housing and into somewhere more permanent.

Every place I've flown a hawk makes the world new, turning it into somewhere more complicated, less human-centered, a place brimming with nonhuman lives and motives and significances.

Lidos are unbritish – they trick us into thinking we are somewhere more relaxed, more Italian.

Tinniswood doesn't say where the Greenes went next, but one hopes for their sakes that it was into somewhere decorated more soothingly, perhaps in the New Georgian style.

The guitars crunch stridently over drums that keep threatening to resolve into a glam stomp, but never quite do, hovering somewhere more fidgety instead.

Maybe somewhere more discreet".

Is there somewhere more authentically Vegas?

In search of somewhere more private.

"If a Chinese enjoys themselves somewhere, more will come.