Sentence examples for not there is something from inspiring English sources

"We are considering whether or not there is something to be done in this area," he said.

Moreover, whether effective or not, there is something to the argument that a government-imposed penalty on Coke and Mountain Dew does represent a nanny-like intrusion.

Rationalization or not, there is something to be said for looking in the mirror and recognizing that attitude and expectation must be adjusted to meet the changing tides, the evolving challenge.

We know relatively little of her personal life, beyond the fact that she is married to a banker, would apparently have liked to have children but did not ("There is something there that you don't have," she once reflected), and has type 1 diabetes.

Yet believe it or not, there is something about keeping good records that can keep you out of tax trouble in the first place.

You're bound to get better, and if you're not, there is something seriously wrong, dude.

It's not there's "something for everybody", rather that everybody is there for something.

Hasn't there been something a bit scary about England?

"You think, can't there be something else, can't there be a progressive?

But derivative or not, there's something distinctly pleasing about these playfully conceived paintings.

"Live shows should be everything, and if they're not there's something wrong.