A dictionary of Confusable Phrases: More Than 10,000 Idioms and Collocations

something else • something else again
something else —
1
. smth. of an altogether different kind: I’ve
been known to get pretty emotional at movies on sporadic
occasions, but this is something else. 2. (coll.) said of a person
or thing so good as to be beyond description: That Rachel is
something else, isn’t she? There’s some feeling in the commu-
nity that she ought to join up permanently.
something else again —is used as a more emphatic variant of
something else 
1
: Contract talks are usually contentious. But
the bitterness that broke out at the St. Louis Symphony
Orchestra was something else again.
Son of God, the • Son of Heaven, the
Son of God, the —
1
. (also: God’s Son) a name of Jesus Christ:
Happy is he who can fearlessly stand before the Son of God.
2. a person spiritually attached to God: This is Milton’s longest
account of this episode, and it is clear that here the sons of
God are pious men.
Son of Heaven, the —(hist.) said of the Emperor of China:
It is now my privilege to serve him who is in all but official
style the Son of Heaven.
Son of Man, the • son of man
Son of Man, the —a name of Jesus Christ: Receiving Christ
into our lives links us each outside of time back to the First
Advent of the Son of Man into our world.
son of man —(liter.) a member of the human race: Really
good romance writing is the most difficult art practiced by the
sons of men.
sooth to say • soothsay
sooth to say —(arch. or liter.) in reality; in fact: This message
has been published by many newspapers, and, sooth to say, it
has sobered many a man.
soothsay —make predictions; foretell future events: Smart
people will stop trying to soothsay the future of economics.