Sentence examples for besides it is pointed from inspiring English sources
Besides, it is pointed out that the effect of specialized treatment for PTSD is often neglected when assessing outcome (posttraumatic stress).
And so it didn't have a, it didn't have a chance; besides, it was mostly pointed toward Asia, it wasn't looking in the Middle East.
It should be pointed out, however, that besides differences in dose and length of administration, also the preparation of rose hip differs between studies, making comparisons difficult.
"The Devil Wears Prada" concludes with a reconciliation between the heroine and her boyfriend, but it is almost besides the point: the happy ending is delivered by a better job.
Anyway, it's besides the point, because making a Green Lantern movie at that point was just a huge tactical mistake.
However, besides hyperammonemia which is often pointed out as a cause of HE, the pathophysiological mechanisms of HE remains poorly understood, which prevents the development of therapeutic strategies.
So unimportant is the pastry base in this particular tart that, unusually in Gallic cuisine, one has a certain freedom to drape whatever sort one likes on top of the apples – because really, it's besides the point.
Of Russia's annexation of the Crimea and occupation of Eastern Ukraine, Flynn declared in an October 2016 interview with The New York Times that it was "besides the point … We can't do what we want to do unless we work with Russia, period".
But that's besides the point; it's impossible to cheat it," he insisted.
But as their opponents pedantically pointed out that the SNP had actually won, it was really besides the point.
