Sentence examples for be aside from from inspiring English sources

In a market economy, the best thing to be — aside from an oil company, perhaps — is a customer.

His personal qualities carried into the fiction: it tends to be, aside from some of its well-felt domestic moments, loud and blatant, more performance than shared experience.

As for the auction, it is unclear what the value of the label might be, aside from its worth as a collectible.

He wouldn't even comment on what his solo plans might be (aside from a just-announced headline slot at Latitude), and whether he'd ever, in fact, record with Coxon and co again.

It is true that the book is said to be, aside from the Bible, one of the most translated, most commented upon, and most printed books in world history; and that Boethius made (unfinished) plans to translate and to comment upon, as he said, "every book of Aristotle and all the dialogues of Plato".

If you spend all your time trying to preserve that, then how cool can you possibly be?" Aside from a few hostile comments, new parents say the neighborhood has a friendly, small-town feeling that seemed to increase when they had their babies.

There is in the world outside the mind no universal human being aside from individual human beings.

"And that's aside from all the plays he did.

What our goals are, aside from the obvious.

The truth is, aside from the killing, the murderer has a basically good heart.

And that's aside from the debated health issues associated with excessive consumption.