“There was something in the air that night. The stars were bright, Fernando.”

“His conscience gave way under the weight of his need to be a somebody in the eyes of his peers.”

“His conscience gave way under the weight of his need to be a someone in the eyes of his peers.”

“So does every other Right Thinking Citizen, and by crikey, they're making sure that those somethings are heard.”

“The crowd was quite young, mostly twenty somethings in unintentionally comic woolly hats.”

“Cameron looked up towards the main room, filled elbow-to-elbow with drunk, sweaty teens and twenty somethings, chatting and laughing and grinding and touching.”

“These people are political no-bodies who fancy themselves to be somebodies.”

“Now, it seems, in order to cease being politically led nonentities, councillors aspire to become politically led somebodies by virtue of paying themselves more and more.”

“The National Popular Vote plan would make them somebodies — and that, perhaps more than the high-minded stuff, is why N. P. V. has a pretty good chance of actually happening.”

“It means the capacity to feel someones own emotions and those from the others.”

“When you enter to someones house you will be served tea and delicacies immediately.”

“It depends on what you mean by meeting someone, there can be multiple someones.”