Sentence examples for besides when it comes from inspiring English sources

It wasn't the time nor the place to become embroiled in a debate about the illness and besides, when it comes to the spoken word, I'm not sure I'd know where to begin on the subject of OCD.

"Besides, when it comes to Iraq, on a lot of questions only God knows".

Besides, when it comes to body camouflage, pattern is good: It distracts from any visible bumps and rolls.

Besides, when it comes to his infamous black-and-white pictures of tied-up women, Araki is downright sentimental: "You know, I'm not tying the body.

Besides, when it comes to the details that concern allies, such as the timing of troop withdrawals from Afghanistan or the scope of sanctions to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions, Mr Romney has not committed himself publicly to more hawkish plans than Mr Obama.

Besides, when it comes to improv, getting things wrong may be hilariously right.

Of course, the public will never know the full story, but that is always besides the point when it comes to celebrity gossip, where story matters more than truth and a person's symbolism is more significant than the actual person.

What besides policy stance matters when it comes to casting our votes?

Yahoo and Reuters will have other competitors besides mainstream news organizations when it comes to attracting submissions.

Which, besides having obvious downsides when it comes to convincing people that veganism – or even flexitarianism – is a good idea, doesn't make much business sense.

(The notion that Paul Ryan is Kemp's heir apparent is laughable when it comes to anything besides tax policy; when's the last time you've seen Ryan in the 'hood?).