Sentence examples for something else truly from inspiring English sources

For something else truly weird, have a look at the formal portrait of a woman in a long white dress by Drossos P. Skyllas (1912-1973) at Ricco/Maresca.

She said that "Reality Killed the Video Star is littered with references to his fall from grace, most of which hinge on the premise that someone or something else is truly responsible for his diminishing popularity".

Don't use coaching as a buzzword or crutch when something else is truly called for.

The last month of Brenin's life, which Rowlands spent deranged by lack of sleep and obsessively tending the wolf's infected anal glands, taught him something else: that "no truly significant relationship can ever be based on a contract"; that "first there is loyalty".

That's why I bought my first Android (the Atrix), and I must say that at this point I wish I researched this common complaint first, as I would have bought something else that was truly an "Android".

The NX isn't a direct PS4 challenger, then, but something else entirely, a truly new venture for its makers that looks to capitalise on Nintendo's strengths while paying little mind to its competitors exchanging blows in the still-going-strong graphical arms race.

The NX isn't a direct PS4 challenger, then, but something else entirely, a truly new venture for its makers that looks to capitalize on Nintendo's strengths while paying little mind to its competitors exchanging blows in the still-going-strong graphical arms race.

It was her doubles game that was truly something else in the late nineties — displaying her instincts for court positioning and shot anticipation, and her array of sublimely killing volleys.

The hours spent online are truly something else.

These releases are truly something else.

These factors alone would ensure that this was a moment of potential international crisis, but something else gives it a truly dangerous edge: a growing strategic reliance in Russia and elsewhere on the early use of nuclear weapons to overcome deficiencies in "conventional" firepower.