Sentence examples for became one side from inspiring English sources

Indeed, after the war Packard and other racially chauvinist women's rights activists became one side of a boiling controversy over the fight to secure the vote for newly free African-Americans.

In part, the outrage and hyperbole work because the mainstream media, insecure about their own status in an atomizing world, play into the tyranny of split-screen coverage where almost any claim — no matter how outlandish — becomes one side in "an interesting debate".

In the process, Facebook has become one side of a duopoly in mobile advertising.

But if taking our side would mean to become one-sided against my Jewish brothers and sisters, back up.

Two tribes became one on Tuesday as Bernie Sanders appeared side-by-side with Hillary Clinton at a joint rally that marked a poignant reconciliation between the once bitter foes in the Democratic primary.

Introduction Clinical safety has become on one side a quality standard and on the other side an ethical obligation in the daily work of an Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

In 1946, the FM side became one of the first, if not the first, commercial FM stations in New Jersey.

Our apartment was a cheerful third-floor walkup in a brownstone between Fifth and Madison Avenues, on Ninety-fourth Street — a quiet block that unexpectedly became one of the forming-up side streets for marchers heading down Fifth.

Not a household name quite yet in Western markets, China's UCWeb — a mobile browser that has attracted a whopping 200 million monthly active users mostly in Asia — is looking to become one on this side of the Pacific.

This became one of our running gags – but it also caught the stern side of her.

Ashton missed three matches in the regular season but Chris Wyles scored Saracens' two tries at Milton Keynes, part of the 12 he has accumulated in the league this campaign during which, operating also in the centre and at full-back, he has become one of his side's most valuable players.