Sentence examples for say something further from inspiring English sources
He wanted very much to say something further, something that might lead to an explicit definition of his privileges: whether he was to stay the night, for instance, or whether he must go out again into the woods in the darkness; whether, if he did stay the night, he might have in the morning another such meal as this dinner.
From these exemplars and others, therefore, we may now say something further about how such arguments work and what makes them distinctive.
I wish, however, to say something further about the action that we feel should be taken.
He watched as Tuttle took the paper calmly, examined it, looked at the boy, glanced at Wadsworth, nodded, then deliberately tore the sketch in four, placed it in the fire, waited until it blazed, said something further when in quarter-profile to the limner, and made his exit.
After their plan to sell him was announced, the Kochs immediately pulled Walker off the campaign trail for fear that he might say something that would further reduce his dwindling market value.
The conditions for a statement's truth are no longer conceived as a type of naming; on the contrary, the statement presupposes that something is successfully named, and it goes on further to say something about it, which may be either true or false.
We'd like to say something before we go any further: we love you, Reddit.
It remains unknown whether brain trauma caused the chemical changes, Stern said, something that further studies could help determine.
Simply be polite and say something neutral like "that was interesting" and don't remark on it any further.
See something, say something.
