Sentence examples for really someone else from inspiring English sources

So there isn't an in-depth discussion about implications for climate per se because that's really someone else's job to put that out there.

"Knight Errant," a 1955 biography by Brian Connell, quoted him on the frustrations of acting: "I began to be embarrassed that the interpretation was really someone else's creation.

That kind of thinking resulted in the PT Cruiser, which is a Dodge Neon sporting its granddaddy's zoot suit (really someone else's granddaddy, since it resembles Fords of the 30's more than any Chrysler).

"Paul Lambert should have brought in someone who had more feeling for the club and I think that has cost him really, someone else to bounce ideas off.

Apparently it is, because it seems like whenever I post a photo with just me in it when I'm traveling solo, there is, without fail, at least one person who comments and says, "Who's taking the picture?" like they're trying to catch me claiming to be traveling solo when there's really someone else there or something.

"Our theory was this was really someone else's and this guy was just a hired hand," he says.

This was the new politics: people who love Corbyn and people who really, really wish someone else was leader all getting along in one happy tent.

You can't really respect someone else, truly, unless you respect yourself first.

When we live a life that's not true to ourselves, we're really living someone else's life and it's easy to feel like we're not really living at all.

"That's one of those things that I'm really glad someone else made," she said.

Please don't get me wrong -- I know there are situations where it really is someone else's fault.