Something really long or something that is far too annoying to care about.
And you've shed something, something really important.
I kept cutting through that thick water, my shoulders burning in the water-magnified sun, and then all of a sudden I got this acute feeling that I'd forgotten something, something really big — that jittery flutter running the length of my musculature which I used to get sometimes even before Jake died.
Adding game mechanics into a curriculum does not ensure that you will forever gain and hold a learners' attention, nor will it trick them into something something they really don't want to do.
Or was there really something new, something unheard of, that can help explain the scale of what happened later?
There's really something there, something that gets at the feeling Marche tries to put across (in this case an orgasm) in a manner rarely achieved by conventional means.
Those who wish to deprive us of freedoms rarely do so at one go, and are skilled at assuring us that loss of freedom is really something else, something necessary and advantageous, like greater safety.
But he is really something — and he is really something in New York, which for the last three decades has kept its status as the planet's top painting town more by default than otherwise.
It's literally breathtaking, and often you are left thinking, this is something, this is really something.' · The Plot Against America is published by Jonathan Cape on 7 October.
They aim to show that the fundamental aboutness of thought is, as Fodor (1987) cleverly put it, "really something else"—viz., something patently naturalistic even if it requires some effort to see that this is the case.
