Sentence examples for passed aside from inspiring English sources

When explaining why she passed aside observing the lives of women living in the trenches of poverty, domestic violence, and police violence, Goffman referenced that their lives were covered by three books on welfare. p223) Goffman tells readers that she "learned a lot about...women struggling on welfare," and doubted that she "could add to what these books had already said".

Mr Ben-Hur makes a passing aside to "recent fascinating research showing that large numbers of senior leaders no longer want to be promoted further, although only a minority of them will admit this to the business".

Performance and passing aside, racial identity is generally static and harder to change.

Likewise, the information that a hand transplant can give you diabetes and the immunosuppressant drugs can shorten your life were thrown in as little more than passing asides.

As for the big public events of the day -- like Vietnam, the rise of the counterculture, the women's movement and the digital revolution -- they are lazily relegated to listlike inserts or passing asides.

I've done some digging in the years since she's passed, and aside from trying to grasp how little women were valued in my mother's time, I also found out that the two of us were much more alike than I thought––and in ways I approve of.

It is a knowledge unlike that of Falstaff and Sancho Panza, who are so delighted at being themselves that they bid knowledge to go aside and pass them by.

As the years passed, Cooper brushed aside thoughts of saying goodbye to the show and its fictional Wisconsin town of Genoa City.

Legislation under consideration on Capitol Hill contains millions in water infrastructure grants, and the stimulus bill passed this year set aside $6 billion to improve sewers and other water systems.

My 36 hours had passed quickly, and aside from the flight, the cost was minimal; about 200 Australian dollars (roughly the same in U.S. dollars) for the three activities.

Even though there are still nearly eight weeks until the inauguration, it seems as though George Bush has already stepped aside, passed on the presidential baton and is expecting Obama to run with it.