Both were, therefore, present for what truly was a confontation in added time in front of the dug-outs – all 22 with add-ons in an outbreak of handbags and half-nelsons, which reflected one side's frustration and the other's unchecked strong-arm tactics at goalmouth set pieces.
Not all disagreements reflect one side's lack of imagination or moral fiber; if we treat opposing arguments with respect, we often find a serious and thoughtful elaboration of one side of a complex political debate.
Patient advocates say the change is consistent with a CDC pattern to reflect one side of the Lyme research community -- the IDSA's -- in a way that minimizes persisting symptoms.
I do not think they are bad, but they reflect one side.
We did not assign the 30-m NDVI values to each residential postal code as postal codes typically reflect one side of a city block, and this area is better captured with a 100-m buffer distance.
"Unfortunately, this study inaccurately reflects only one side of the ledger," Grover Norquist, the president of Americans for Tax Reform, told Congress's Joint Economic Committee this week.
This range often reflected one hoof or side being markedly warmer than the other (for example, animals 362, 762, 766 and 769), but sometimes there was no clear explanation for the difference (for example, animals 763 and 777).
Because of editing errors, headlines on both articles reflected only one side of the argument -- "Almost as One, Europe Condemns Execution" and "Death Penalty Falls From Favor".
The first note dealt with a headline that reflected only one side of a continuing battle between publishers and authors over industry practices.
Massive and rising upward, with light reflecting off one side, the rock dominates the scene.
