somewheres

“My opinion is this: that ’ere wolf is a-’idin’ of, somewheres.

Andy summons a waiter and asks, "Have you got a nice steak on here somewheres?"

“I’m telling my kids already,” Mr. Farrow said, “go somewheres else.”

They are the cosmopolitans and the rooted, or as David Goodhart put it in his 2017 book “The Road to Somewhere,” the “somewheres” and the “anywheres.”

This isn’t too far removed from the simplistic populist dichotomy between “somewheres” and “anywheres” popularised by the writer David Goodhart.