Sentence examples for more something else from inspiring English sources

Everybody in petulant America wants the man to do more, something else, better, right now, get mad, get even, solve the problem with a catchphrase or a snap of his fingers.

It's more--more something else.

And while all this is happening, you find yourself thinking more and more about something else that could have: you could have crashed and killed someone, including yourself.

So perhaps it's not quite advertising any more, but something else?

The party they love loves someone – and more importantly – something else.

"There's also the IKEA effect, which is that you like something that you build more than something else," he said.

I expected "Ewo!" or "Jesus!" or, more fancifully, something else in Igbo, exotic and delicious to my city ears.

Rather than a changing of the guard, it seems more likely something else is in the offing.

Or, more plausibly, something else is driving down share prices.In this section The bucks stop here Mercy strain'd Who let the bears out?

But more recently, something else has been happening: as my work takes me further afield, I am slowly falling in love with the suburbs.

Crawford is less successful than Noë in explaining the link between freedom and attention — or, more precisely, something else Crawford hates, the constant distraction by advertisements and other intrusions.