Sentence examples for side dig from inspiring English sources

I'm coming to this a bit late, but I see that there's now extensive evidence that facts not only don't win arguments, they make people on the wrong side dig in even deeper: "When your deepest convictions are challenged by contradictory evidence, your beliefs get stronger".

But the former Watford player and manager saw his side dig deep to secure a result, in front of watching England manager Roy Hodgson.

How many times have we seen our side dig in on one issue only to have the other side do the same, rather than reframing the negotiation around mutual needs?

Sanders supporters bemoan the lack of media coverage of their candidate, but they may not appreciate the media spotlight if it does turn full-force on Sanders -- including his voting record, his past speeches, and any mud that the opposition researchers on the other side dig up.

Each side digs in its heels and hurls verbal thunderbolts.

The tougher she talks, the deeper the other side digs in.

On Wednesday, as Mr. Mubarak resisted Mr. Obama's demand for an immediate peaceful transition and each side dug in its heels, Mr. Wisner left the country.

The restaurant, considered the Sardi's of law enforcement, is where judges and mobsters sit side by side, digging into plates of pasta.

McCleary was later sent off before Adam Armstrong, on loan from Newcastle, scored nine minutes from time but Jaap Stam's side dug deep to clinch victory.

Before then, the gap between the educated and the less educated has the potential to widen, as each side digs in.

But the debate on the Estrada nomination has dragged on all week, with each side digging in deeply and producing little hope and few ideas for how to resolve the stalemate.