Sentence examples for there too something from inspiring English sources

But there's something else there too, something undogmatic and generous.

The senses are rightly disordered, and maybe there is something seer-like there too, something with a deadly irony about its own perceptions which are, nevertheless, perceptions.

Looking for the idealism she once had, she got her master's in environmental conservation, and she worked at zoos in San Antonio and Atlanta as a curator of birds, until there, too, something changed.

The grin on Glenn Frey's face was clearly a satisfied one, but there was something else there too, something tugging at the corners of his mouth -- it was a trickster smile of a man hatching a plot or enjoying the subversive tang of a still-private punch line.

The periodically unreal or surreal sensation of an entire order being questioned and upended is a little like the work of Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof – but there is something else, there, too, something oddly apolitical.

I was too brainy, too unrefined, too out there, too young, too something or, conversely, not something enough.

But there was, too, something exquisite about that time.

There is, too, something of a sense that they are growing old together.

There is, too, something winsome about Gondry's ability to spread his infectious ebullience to his fans.

Conversely, was there too much of something?" And then sometimes, it's the seemingly little things that grind on your nerves.

These days, of course, you can plug your laptop in there too, but there's something reassuring about the presence of all those books.