Sentence examples for by which side of from inspiring English sources

Our decisions as mothers were never influenced by which side of a supposed war we were choosing.

But in the 1970s, "fitness" became a code word that had an unwritten meaning — defined by which side of the fence you were on.

At the end of the trial, any spilt food was placed in the appropriate bowl (determined by which side of the divider it was on) and both bowls were then removed.

His last words were a desperate "Hold your fire" message, just before he was shot down — no one is sure by which side — as one of the first American casualties of World War II.

Make neat edges by deciding which side of your felt is the "right side" and turning the edges under then felting along the edges.

Afterward, they were presented with a computer visualization task in which they were told they could earn money by correctly identifying which side of a box, divided by a line, contained more dots — although the dots were, in practice, always arrayed as to make the answer quite obvious.

Miliband drew on tensions among cabinet members over plans to allow employers to "fire at will" by asking Cameron which side of the fence he was on.

The classification of a sample × is achieved by looking to which side of the hyperplane it belongs f ( x ) = sgn ∑ i = 1 n y i α i k σ ( x i, x ) + b (.6).6

For a new point, the class membership is determined by evaluating on which side of the hyperplane it falls.

But how far?Local or remote?The answers offered by industry heavyweights depend on which side of the business they are on.

Judging by his prior work, it was apparent which side of the debate he was on.