Sentence examples for some other someone from inspiring English sources

You wouldn't write that in a story first conceived today, because someone would think it infantilised same sex relationships, and someone else would think it implied that gay parents tried to preach homosexuality to their children, and some other someone would think it sexualised babies.

One day, while Smothers was chatting with Payne and some other men, someone asked, "How much would you kill someone for?" Smothers didn't take the question that seriously.

That picture is of an "other" — someone you don't know, someone lazy and undeserving, someone who looks different from you.

For a real discussion, people have to be able to hear each other: someone has to pull the barriers down.

If I was moving from one network to the other, someone ran in and moved the backdrop.

[PE KA 2011 (A)] Earlier it was not so that whenever we came across someone hitting the other, someone abusing, someone insulting, someone else is involved in quarrel, we were not able to contact each other or see each other, but now we people are able to cooperate each other…Now we are not afraid of police even, we can argue with them even to some extent.

In some ways, Peters notes, it doesn't matter whether a lack of attention, inertia or some other problem prevents someone from taking the next step — in this case paying a bill.

And that lessens the odds that candidates like Maldonado — or some other moderate, say someone supporting immigration reform or healthcare reform — will surface among the Republican candidates to broaden the party's appeal.

Be it God, Mother Nature, or some other higher being, someone (or something) decided that snow would be white (of course, it has something to do with water, but we didn't decide the color of that either).

Go on a run or walk, for a swim or bike ride, or do some other sport with someone else, like tennis or rock climbing.

In some instances, the guides are done by professionals who specialize in a specific field, in others, someone with a hobby expounds on something they love.