Sentence examples for taking our side from inspiring English sources

But if taking our side would mean to become one-sided against my Jewish brothers and sisters, back up.

No one is taking our side, they thought.

"And every year we stand here surprised that the other states didn't take our side".

On 31 October 2008, the court took our side, finding that "a substantial risk exists that [the defendant] would circumcise his daughter if given the opportunity".

As its name makes plain, Scrivener takes our side; it roots for the writer and not for the final product — the stubborn Word.

Correction to this articleAT A recent meeting with Turkey's top newspaper editors, the prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, declared that "we don't expect the press to take our side".

"We had divided them from the victims, and the media took our side, and their money became radioactive". Joan Claybrook, the president of Public Citizen, said the tort movement had recruited members only as window dressing.

"One of the best reasons to be in an intimate relationship is that we have someone to tell our troubles to, who will take our side when the world feels harsh.

Another prominent hater is Savage, who once asked his audience whether "Hussein Barack Obama is going to take our side should there be some catastrophic attack on America?" adding "I don't think so".

And if you have been enlightened enough to take the side of the Palestinians -- oh, bless your hearts -- take our sides, because for once you will be on the right side, right?

Allusiveness so generous has the effect of taking our mind down side roads, wondering what unastonishing debauched looks the witness has seen, and exactly when a bygone gangster style was chic, and whose heart is breaking.