Sentence examples for be quick to side from inspiring English sources

Were this a government censoring or banning the game, I'd be quick to side with Destructive.

The party was quick to side with nationalists who lashed out at the West in the wake of unrest in Tibetan areas in March.

Mr. Moore cautions that state subsidies for film production often amount to picking money from one pocket of an economy to fill another — and that producers are quick to side with a higher bidder.

Roughly one out of every four new cars sold is an S.U.V., and the auto industry was quick to side with S.U.V.-lovers outraged at getting lectures from conspicuous consumers in the Hollywood Hills.

From the start of the case in November -- when Elian was rescued in the Atlantic Ocean after a boat carrying fleeing Cubans sank, claiming the life of his mother -- many Republicans were quick to side with Cuban-Americans in Miami who fought to keep the boy in the United States, even if it meant separating him from his father in Cuba.

The NFL, which also relies on mass appeal, was quick to side with McNabb over Limbaugh, even attacking ESPN.

But he was quick to see the funny side, even though at the time he was annoyed that the interruption had temporarily halted his winning momentum.

One of his colleagues took him from the worksite in north-west Sydney to Blacktown Hospital – although many of his workmates were quick to see the lighter side of the situation.

Obama has faced stiff resistance in Congress to any military action and lawmakers on both sides of the issue were quick to seize on the Russian proposal as a possible way out, despite skepticism about its eventual success.

On social media, the video left some Muslims scratching their heads in disbelief, while others were quick to take sides. .

But Mr. Buffett, who publicly called for higher taxes on the rich in a recent New York Times op-ed, was quick to give his side of the story.