Sentence examples for is turned aside from inspiring English sources
That has to be balm to Holliday's fears, and he certainly agrees that despite a $100 million breakup fee due SLG if the deal is turned aside, the real damage will be done to RA shareholders.
Writing in the 14th Century, Saint Gregory Palamás made a similar observation regarding the nature of evil: "It should be remembered that no evil thing is evil insofar as it exists, but insofar as it is turned aside from the activity appropriate of it, and thus from the end assigned to this activity".
Two shots are turned aside, and then another!
Reporters have even complained to me that suggestions for issues coverage have been turned aside.
"Our values were being turned aside after the generation that grew up in the dictatorships," said Ms. de Peña, 44.
"A lot of faith we've had in ourselves as professionals has been turned aside by the tests".
Malkin started the play with a nice feed to Kessel, whose big shot was turned aside by Jones.
Nedved missed an earlier opportunity at 1 48 of the third when his breakaway attempt was turned aside by Hasek.
CANADIENS 3, PENGUINS 1Sidney Crosby slammed his stick against the net as Pittsburgh was turned aside again and again by Montreal goaltender Jaroslav Halak.
The simile does more than merely assert that Othello's urge for vengeance cannot now be turned aside; it suggests huge natural forces.
