Sentence examples for a side pointing from inspiring English sources

Fine declines to pick a side, pointing again to the brothers' filmmaking background, and suggesting that neither YouTube nor TV has to "win" in the near future.

Talking to the latter, I find that the fact Beyoncé is a multimillion dollar artist is almost a side point.

As a side point, it was Monocle radio's fifth birthday last week, so congrats and bumps and happy birthday etc.

A side point: most everyone in the marketing world knows that over several generations, the talent pool at ad agencies has dwindled.

Also, as a side point, heard a brilliant conversation between two bus drivers whilst en route there: "They should be strung up, the bloody lot of them, and get a (criminal) record".

(A side point: Wagner is deemed, by some, to be beyond the pale. He was also an antisemite, and Hitler loved him. Whether you can separate the creator's personality from their creation is up to you).

Yet, when cyclist Laura Trott won double gold at the Olympics despite being born with a lung condition, it was a side point mentioned by the media, not something to focus on.

(As a side point, this play marked South with the king. If he had put in dummy's jack, neither defender would have been sure who had the king).

The A side 'Point Reyes' is a rolling dubbed out number, a warm and embracing listen on the dance floor and at home.

(As a side point, schools are one of the safest places for children. For ages 5-18, about 20 students total are killed in schools each year, out of a total of 55 million students in this age group).

As a side point, let me just note the irony in Conway's, James's, and McCloskey's trying to use Bailey's SRS-support letters against him.