Sentence examples for aside, rather from inspiring English sources

The political order that seemed to be taking hold was achieved by setting aside, rather than resolving, certain fundamental difficulties.

At first, I was awkward and ignorant of technique: Push the heavy snow aside rather than lift it.

We see short chapters, sliced from Freddie's time after the Navy, showing what it meant to be knocked aside, rather than swept up, in the nation's postwar boom.

Though it is true that range has never been a stumbling block for your average soap star, the Geminoid F does appear to have – frown and smile aside – rather restricting limitations, not least its Dalek-like inability to manage stairs.

Pledging to push through privatisation, deregulation and social welfare reforms, the coalition government adopted the English slogan Speed Kills, meaning those against the changes would be swept aside, rather than the Ginsbergian interpretation.

Paul Knightley, senior forecaster with MeteoGroup, said: "Last week's hot weather is being shoved aside rather rudely by a succession of areas of low pressure coming in from the west.

Markson finds the profound in trivia, and the effect of this is so powerful precisely because every life possesses its footnotes, and it is most often in them, in asides rather than signal events, that the real business of living takes place.

Today, his book, prose style aside, reads, rather remarkably, like the work of a postmodern theorist.

Leaving aside one rather dismal naked pagan dance, a more chaste history of popular music can hardly be imagined.

Setting aside this rather optimistic view of politics, this kind of argument doesn't hold up entirely either.

Putting aside the rather unpleasant mental image that conjures up, I wonder where the confidence came from to expose himself so thoroughly.