Sentence examples for setting aside your from inspiring English sources

Still and all, Mel, setting aside your eye-popping sadism in both pictures and your ill-disguised anti-Semitism in one of them: good on you, mate.

Setting aside your pet war hound, each of your bipedal comrades — the conflicted and vacillating knight, the hilariously rakish bisexual assassin, the court bard turned nun — feels like a real person.

To really listen necessitates getting outside yourself, it means setting aside your own perspective, and the thoughts and feelings attached to it, and trying, as far as possible to inhabit somebody else's.

Join me, dear urban dwelling, bunny-hugging Guardian reader, in setting aside your ethical and environmental concerns about killing our biggest surviving carnivorous wild animal, and follow this, the most rational case that can be made in favour of England's badger cull.

Setting aside your views about celebrities, Christmas TV and the licence fee, I hope you agree that, while the first does have a kind of absurdist entertainment value, the second is more effective in communicating who and what we are actually talking about, which in a newspaper is quite important.

Calm yourself by setting aside your fears.

Then set aside your petty emotions and burn them.

Set aside your preconceptions of madness and health.

Why not set aside your locavore leanings and enjoy the bumper crop?

Set aside your prejudices for a moment and consider the facts.

If you're self-conscious about serving supermarket wines, set aside your prejudices.