Sentence examples for one hand lies from inspiring English sources

On the one hand lies the ordered, searchable realm within which we conduct our daily digital business.

Spain is polarized: on one hand power lies in the Army, which is opposed to liberalization; on the other disaffection with the regime, particularly on the part of industrial workers, continues to seethe.

The reader familiar with the double-commutant theorem in algebraic quantum mechanics will wonder about the different power of symmetries for characterizing algebras of observables on the one hand and Lie algebras on the other: a von-Neumann algebra is entirely determined by its commutant A ′, since A ″ = A [77, 78].

On one hand you can lay out a few thousand for a laptop with a beautiful screen and on the other hand you lay out a few thousand for monitor with lower resolution.

The need for synthetic anion transporters lies on one hand in genetic disease treatment, and on the other hand in niche technological applications such as sensing and separation processes.

"On one hand, he's a lying doper who tricked the world.

Remarkably, the same issues -- and the same stark polarizations, with advocates pushing internationalism on one hand and unilateralism on the other -- lie behind the swirl of recent proposals for dealing with what experts call a dangerous new phase of nuclear proliferation.

No. Conservative commentators are telling the kind of lie where on one hand, something is a fact... and on the other hand, there is the opposite of a fact.

On one hand, scientists need to be able to lay-out visionary messages on tangible benefits for approval on resourcing from senior management.

And that's--on one hand, I hear half the media saying that these are lies.

There follow more comparisons of what might lie on the one hand and what on the other, reminiscent of the politician who wished for a one-armed economist, but little in the way of conclusions.