Sentence examples for side of the judgment from inspiring English sources

The fact that two of Europe's most powerful fund managers have ended up on the right side of the judgment suggests the latter.

That Day, I'm afraid, is not likely to come this side of the Judgment.

That may be scant consolation for funds left on the wrong side of the High Court judgment.

By November, after Ryanair had found itself on the wrong side of ASA judgments for the third time in four months, the firm's head of communications branded the watchdog the "awfully stupid authority", adding it made "absurd decisions" based on complaints from competitors not customers.

The Farnells have issued a statement, via Nine, urging "Australia to hear their side of the story before passing judgment on them".

In other words, Obama may have morality on his side, and even the judgment of history, but not necessarily its precedent.

The reference to the still-roiling roast-the-rich movement, at least, makes a certain amount of sense, since "Godspell" celebrates the idea that the spiritual life is of paramount importance, and among the many parables enacted peppily before us are several reminding that an obsession with material achievement will land you on the wrong side of the fence at the day of judgment.

If the world was coming to an end, they opted for low-tech fast-forward time travel, reimagining themselves as leather-clad cartoon citizens of a Bowery-like planet somewhere on the other side of Judgment Day.

Europe must make an honest judgment about which side of the line countries are on.

The dark side of the Christian mythos — its preoccupation with sin, suffering, judgment and redemption — is missing.

In younger brains this kind of judgment happens on the right side of the parietal lobe.