Sentence examples for appears to side from inspiring English sources

The army, officially neutral, appears to side with plantation owners.

She appears to side with the admirers, ending with a regretful chapter on the "blandification" of modern British taste.

In the end, Gilpin appears to side with those who believe there was some American greed and foolishness at play as well.

He appears to side with those who, in disagreement with the former Commander-in-Chief, don't believe that Manning has been adequately punished, or that she should enjoy the privileges of free civilian life.

Her much-debated Turner prize exhibit was an unmade bed cluttered with evidence of a lifestyle the columnist Melanie Phillips, whose trenchant social views Cameron now appears to side with, would have no trouble diagnosing as morally sick and probably the product of a broken home.

As this entry has indicated, Hume appears to side with Aristotle and to give character priority over practical deliberation.

This reply appears to side-step the objections from granularity while preserving the great advantage of the possible worlds analysis of intensions, viz., the rigorous definability of these philosophically significant notions.

In other words, in her very public role as PCC chair, she appeared to side with News International and against The Guardian.

"It can become very messy very very quickly, anDuringad the conflict across the world," LaMayni trip me.

Thank GOD this country has appeared to side with reason and we can put the Bush administration's reign of power, greed, lawlessness and madness behind us".

Fitch appeared to side with the president.