Sentence examples for just that something from inspiring English sources

Taking offense is just that, something you willingly take, and you have every right to do so.

There, he says, these young people learn that "wild" means just that—something that does not conform to the neat outline of a curriculum or the logical narrative of even the best documentary, something the children must come to grips with on their own.

It's just that something else came up.

It's just that something went down the wrong way.

I had just that something else in mind.

I also believe a bonus should be just that – something extra – and not the lion's share of the return.

It's just that unique something you get.

Marital infidelities would have been seen as just that - something to be regretted and contained, but not necessarily the first step to eviction.

Once Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars released "Uptown Funk" in November, we knew that its forthcoming album Uptown Special was going to be just that -- something special.

Memorable is just that - something you can't get out of your mind - even if you're not sure why it is that you remember that one particular moment.

After that, something just clicked.