Example sentences of "something [adv] [adj] [that] " in BNC.

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1 Let us acknowledge with gratitude something wholly good that is emanating from the House tonight . ’
2 That a Queen should rebel against the King her husband was something so unbelievable that Henry had not been able to bring himself to take Count Raymond 's warning sufficiently seriously .
3 Something so terrible that it must remain deeply buried , it must never be allowed to emerge into the light …
4 ‘ It 's not anything to do with biology or psychology or any science or the old philosophies — it 's something so deep that even the most delicately poised approach almost inevitably occludes it .
5 The very idea of coming up with something so novel that no one has thought of it is daunting .
6 HOW TO WRITE A LETTER to Feedback ( R4 ) , rule one : always be incandescent with rage about something so minor that a normal person would not even notice it , let alone write to complain .
7 Yet , looking into those liquid dark eyes , Fran could n't help the sudden feeling that she was standing on the verge of something so mind-blowing that it made her afraid .
8 Others , several of them very distinguished , recognized that great care was necessary but believed that they were seeing something so important that it ought to be properly investigated .
9 It was something apparently irrelevant that had enough secret bearing on Albert 's situation to push him into action .
10 erm you know , because I want to do something more clear that 's gon na fit in with everybody else
11 There is something more important that concerns me . ’
12 But there is something more profound that can happen .
13 It says something , perhaps , about the persisting British inability to realise the depth of commitment to something totally new that existed among the Six .
14 Or is it something slightly different that , that er er the actions of the peasantry I think are la are very largely restorationist but in the process they are actually going further that , th th that they have challenged that that th th they 've done more than just want to put some of the rights wrong , that they are actually beginning to challenge the system
15 Therefore , we should be very wary indeed of ( e ) and ( f ) types of statements unless we are sure that there is something really negative that has to be exposed and which , even if it hurts people in the process , is nevertheless necessary .
16 if there 's something really interesting that you have
17 It was only when I did something particularly outrageous that the priggish side of him came out . ’
18 Er , first of all , I ensure that people are not de-counted unless they have er , wished to go and maybe that their their dwellings are er , in er a state of er , disrepair or there 's something structurally wrong that they feel unsafe er , in them and then er , they are , I do n't like the word de-counted , but then they er , are offered er other accommodation .
19 As always , it 's something very small that has the longest discussion property , and it was at personnel .
20 ‘ There 's something very practical that I want to ask you , ’ he said gently .
21 Well I think he can go through the small claims court for five hundred but I suppose six hundred was just over , it 's probably something very crafty that they thought up between them , this pair !
22 But I am still nevertheless certain she will return to me , because I have something very precious that Steve Cannock has n't got . ’
23 I have something very important that I ought to do . ’
24 ‘ There 's something very important that concerns all the family that I want to discuss seriously . ’
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