Sentence examples for really two sides from inspiring English sources

Pico Iyer: They're really two sides of the same coin.

Credit and inflation are really two sides of the same coin.

"They're really two sides of the coin of social inequality," Fraser says over tea, taking a break from preparations for the show.

But delivering quality care and promoting value are really two sides of the same coin," he said.

That's really two sides of a coin.

For Moore, what is religious and secular are really two sides of the same coin.

In every conflict, there are really three sides to it (like a triangle): your truth on one side, their truth on the other and then the higher-level solution at the top.

Lisa, a speaker, consultant, and expert in conflict resolution, teaches through her books and in her trainings that in every conflict there are really three sides to it (like a triangle) - my truth, your truth, and then the higher-level solution.

Wilson, of course, as some of the merry pundits told us a few weeks ago (they're having such a good time -- Chris Matthews is actually drooling -- as if there really were two sides to all issues and none of this mattered except in terms of controversy and sound bite and spin and viewer titillation and ratings) -- Woodrow Wilson was the last Democrat to carry West Virginia.

"It's the same challenge as India really – two good sides in their home conditions," he said.

"It's really two opposite sides, and when they come to debate, the answer is not clear at all".