Sentence examples for besides to be from inspiring English sources

One black soldier, drained by the tense racial atmosphere in the enlisted men's clubs, commented: "Chuck's [euphemism for a white man] all right until he gets a beer under his belt and then it's nigger this and nigger that, and besides, to be honest, Chuck ain't too much fun, you dig?" Indeed, by the late 1960s in Vietnam, black and white soldiers were socialising in separate bars and clubs.

Moreover, besides to be highly expressed in the brain, β-secretase has also been found in a variety other of human tissues, - and increasing evidence indicates an involvement of BACE1 in the myelination process.

Besides, to be defeated by ironic fashion seems just too, I don't know – ironic?

Besides, to be born "with a silver spoon in your mouth" was a status symbol, a sign of being part of a prosperous family.

Besides, to be a great dancer, "you've got to be healthy, you've got to be strong," Mr. Graetzer said, so having dancers endorse milk helps deliver that message in a deft, low-key way.

Besides, to be afraid of death, and thus to clutch at ghosts of happiness, is hardly the prerogative of the teen-ager alone; let he who is without fear cast the first stone.

My childhood taught me that I'd best find something besides sports to be good at.

The Roma were the only ethnic group besides Jews to be targeted for extermination by the Nazis.

Surely even Brad finds women besides Angelina to be attractive -- and visa-versa.

"I can't think of a hell of a lot of things besides that, to be honest with you.

And besides I want to be able to see them!