none other than

1. That very person or thing, the same as. For example, In the elevator I ran into none other than the woman we'd been talking about, or It turned out to be none other than Jim in a clown costume. [Late 1800s]

Example Sentences

Halimi’s name had just appeared in a viral post on X, shared by none other than the site’s owner and the world’s richest man, Elon Musk.

From Salon

But having still not yet cracked the case, Axios reports, the party just finished up another message-focused donor retreat, hosted at a luxury “lodge” in California wine country by House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, featuring an appearance by none other than David Shor.

From Slate

She finds her most treacherous battleground to be none other than luxury grocer Erewhon.

From Los Angeles Times

So there Luka Doncic stood, newly toned and beaming, posing for a photo opp at Yankee Stadium with none other than 6-foot-7, 282-pound slugger Aaron Judge, as legit a symbol of freakish physique gifts as exists on today’s sports landscape.

From Los Angeles Times

But throwing cold water on the latest hopes of a Round 2 is none other than Kim Yo Jong, the powerful younger sister of the North Korean leader.

From Los Angeles Times