Sentence examples for someone else clearly from inspiring English sources
At the end of every episode of Drag Race, he signs off with: "If you can't love yourself, how in the hell you gonna love someone else?" Clearly it comes from the heart.
Even in those cases where someone else was clearly at fault, our energy is far better spent applying whatever lessons we can and moving on.
His passing of the torch doesn't mean he thought the startup wasn't going anywhere, but just that someone else was clearly more fit to lead.
Whoever did kill Mahmoud al-Mabhouh--whether it was the Israeli Mossad or someone else--clearly did have their agents use stolen or forged passports.
Nerone's assertion that he would sooner give up his power than be seen to do someone else's bidding is clearly a comic touch, coming seconds after Poppea manipulates him into ordering Seneca's suicide.
What New Yorkers want after 12 years of a Bloomberg administration that posited itself as apolitical is clearly someone else — though someone who will not return the city to the "bad old days" before Mr. Giuliani; also, as a New York Times and Siena College poll suggested last week, someone who is more warm and fuzzy and can move the city in some vague new direction.
This is essentially a prototype HP eReader introduced last week in Shanghai but clearly someone else besides big S is thinking about electronic ink.
It's clearly someone else's fault.
Eleanor realizes the mistake when her dream house is clearly someone else's dream and she's matched up with an "eternal soulmate" she doesn't even like, partly because he's the wrong ethnicity.
Others said that Mrs. Roukema's win was narrow because some voters clearly thought someone else could do a better job.
Cora Mae was born two years earlier, but the lyrics were clearly about someone else: "I've got a gal, she's long and tall, every time she do the shimmie I holler, Hot Dog!" When Lance Ledbetter and Art Rosenbaum arrived at Bryant's house one morning in December, the place looked welcoming enough.
