Sentence examples for apart besides from inspiring English sources
Another thing that sets Smith apart, besides almost shocking speed developed as a champion collegiate sprinter, is that he is one of the most opinionated players in the N.F.L.
What really sets Britain apart (besides our shocking nationalised health system) is the brilliant achievement of being the first proper capitalist nation, and everything that went with it: far greater prosperity for ordinary people, parliamentary democracy, toleration, a sense of fair play and decency and humour (which Rowan Atkinson represented very nicely).
What sets her apart, besides her penchant for calling advocates for combating climate change "pagans," "Marxists" and "communists," is her up-close-and-personal experience with climate change-related extreme weather events.
What sets Sterling apart, besides the hilariously inept ads he designs for his high-end real estate properties and the massive racial discrimination settlements he has paid out related to his less-high-end ones, is how weirdly bulletproof he is.
This is very similar to besides/besides this/besides that.
Concerts are an altogether less stressful affair and, besides, apart from the attractive possibility of discreet amplification, it's easy enough to adapt recital repertoire to suit an inevitably diminishing range or less robust technique.
What sets Funny or Die apart from YouTube, besides Ferrell's association, is a voting system that allows voters to banish the unfunny videos.
Four studies (Bergeman et al. 1991; Harris et al. 1992; Lykken and Tellegen 1996; Tellegen et al. 1988) included reared apart twins pairs besides twins reared together.
We lack the guidance our own parents had, as we live farther apart from one another, and besides, our parents are often working themselves.
But what really sets Heligan apart from other Cornish gardens, besides its history and its role as a Victorian time capsule, is the Jungle.
The two parties will have only weeks to reach an agreement between Election Day and Dec. 31, and they remain far apart on some fundamental issues besides tax cuts for the wealthy.
