Sentence examples for something else indeed from inspiring English sources
Waving a flag is one thing; dodging bullets is something else, indeed.
To have them perform their treatment on you on a balmy afternoon in western Austria is something else indeed.
Negotiating merely for the sake of it, in the face of palpable recent failures, is something else indeed".
In the following excerpt, Bowker describes the writerly back and forth between Joyce and Schmitz, and though Joyce is now a monolithic giant in the literary canon, Bowker provides readers with a refreshing reminder of something else: Joyce indeed was a human being, with plenty of doubts and insecurities … just like the rest of us.
The measure was dropped, but the message remains: prison is a bad option; think of something else.Prisons are indeed bad, and in some ways are becoming worse.
And there is, indeed, something else worrying residents and others, something even immigrant advocates hesitate to speak about.
For example, is the quality of the mentor/student relationship diminished by unresolved issues that may be based on finances, race, gender, or something else? whether your colleague indeed has the time to be a good mentor.
Sure, they'd love to see everyone being successful with exclusively free software, but on the whole they're pragmatic enough to know that their users may want — indeed, demand — something else.
He promised he would research if indeed this was Ebola or something else.
