Sentence examples for sides of something from inspiring English sources

All that seems certain is that the Rock and Diesel are on opposite sides of something, and that's sad no matter how you slice it. .

Finally, Ron De Jesus simply let it all rip in "one side of something many-sided...," another sprawling trio (Ben Hartley, Dante Adela and Tiger Martina), but one that more simply luxuriated in the pleasures of male energy and bodies.

But Murt has come out the other side of something, at least provisionally.

The brawl showed off the ugly side of something often viewed lightly by fans and the news media.

The woman's face changes as if she understands, as if suddenly they are on the same side of something.

Granting all of that, and granting the aversion of New Yorkers to being patronized, and even granting a little sympathy for the slaves of tobacco, I think the mayor is on the right side of something important.

"The Discomfort Zone" features an odd but suggestive paean to the creator of the comic strip that, more than anything else in American popular culture for many decades, celebrated the comic side of something Franzen professes to know a lot about: discomfort — the sheer, poignant, foolish awkwardness that comes with being human.

The cost of vetting chefs and dealing with the customer service side of something like Housebites presumably doesn't come cheap.

We all want to take a stand, we all want a conflict, we all want to be fighting for the right side of something.

There is always a positive side of something no matter how bad the situation is.

To see the flip side of something so ingrained in you.