Sentence examples for someone else altogether from inspiring English sources

It ended when someone else altogether tried to kill Lenin first, triggering a bloody purge.

And I ended up snogging — not Billy, thank Christ — but someone else altogether.

He is glaring right through me, merrily hollering at someone else altogether.

If I am "identical" to someone else, is that clone me, a simulacrum of me, or someone else altogether?

By the time we meet him, Edward has learnt that he is, in fact, someone else altogether, both in the literal and metaphysical sense.

But then the lady under the headscarf turns out not to be the mother-in-law – she is someone else altogether, a stranger.

Or someone else entirely?

We can have appraisal respect for someone's honesty even while thinking her lazy, and we can highly respect someone else as altogether a morally fine person; we can respect an individual as an excellent teacher or carpenter yet regard her as far from a moral exemplar.

She adds playfully: "I feel like I could be in someone else's home altogether — although I love the furniture this person has and what good taste she has".

For example, it's possible that the recipient's first name was left blank, is just an initial, has an extra space in it or is someone else's name altogether because of an autofill mishap.

Should the forms be processed by someone else or abolished altogether?