Sentence examples for something else generally from inspiring English sources

In any case, I would respectfully submit that we, the users of Google+ (and Facebook or Twitter) don't need to see you flipping us off, nor do we need to see you naked, or displaying something else generally considered offensive.

But this year, they were failing to do something else they generally do in the harvest season: produce acorns.

That something else was once generally understood to be Christianity.

I'm going to try something else.' They generally can't adjust their thinking, and they don't switch methods".

To the Islamist politicians who advocate it or for the public that supports it, Shariah generally means something else.

People move on to something else in a heartbeat and generally forget what had occupied them just a couple of weeks previously; there will be other salacious stories to latch onto and new Melissa Kings to heap judgment on in no time.

I guess that is the secret of the show's enduring appeal: It's an easy, almost comatose watch, something you can play in the background when you're cooking or eating or hungover or scrolling through your phone or just generally doing something else.

I guess that is the secret of the show's enduring appeal: it's an easy, almost comatose watch, something you can play in the background when you're cooking or eating or hungover or scrolling on your phone or just generally doing something else.

Whether [the symptoms] are really actually there, or whether it's a manifestation of some kind of psychiatric disorder or something else, I do think that generally people do suffer from them" (P24, Male, FY1).

The fact that racism is now generally disguised as something else doesn't make it any less damaging.

Unprompted by American visitors, he, like many others on the campus, spent much of his time doing something else that professors elsewhere do not generally do with such enthusiasm: praising a politician, in this case President Bush.