Sentence examples for say aside from inspiring English sources

Of Goya's life, there is not much to say aside from the work.

(Awful to say, aside from predictably "phallic" interpretations of towers, pillars, and knives, one critic has compared the bed to "a giant vagina").

The good he did, I say, aside: we speak of the art and artists who move us, not with reverence, but with love.

Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, 1975 You say: Aside from being endlessly quotable, it is the perfect showcase for the Python talents.

Calling collecting "a disease," he went on to say: "Aside from that, of course, I like to think my motives are the noblest.

Little has changed in 10 years, most say, aside from new shingles here and there and numbers that by most people's finger counts may have dropped a little more.

The problem is that much of what she was saying — aside from not making sense — was simply false.

The apartment is little changed from when his father was alive, Mr. Mailer said, aside from being "slightly feminized".

Lowe said, aside from hoping to put more focus on the support of the football team, there were also concerns of the students' safety going into next season.

He thanked the coalition for their air support and said "Aside from the Kurdistan flag, no other flag will rise in Sinjar".

Nothing he's saying (aside from the token shoutout to Ronny Rea) would be out of place coming out of the mouth of a Democratic candidate.