Sentence examples for then aside from from inspiring English sources

But then, aside from Velázquez, what is?

But then, aside from the imaginings of politicians, generals and arms manufacturers, war rarely is.

Since then, aside from a brief interlude of semi-willingness, my ambivalence had slid into something more like opposition.

The best guides, then, aside from one's intimates, whose tastes and habits are known and loved, are the authors whom one admires.

If you answered yes, then, aside from being extremely lucky, you're just the reader for Du Jour, a new digital and print magazine.

Since then, aside from the lessons of experience, almost all of the newer winemakers have been trained professionals; this has helped to make the wines more consistent.

Ballooning, Sarah Bernhardt, and then... aside from the astonishing sadness, where do such ideas come from?

Then again, aside from New England, neither does any of their remaining opponents: Arizona, Jacksonville, Tennessee, San Diego and Buffalo.

One of the curses of being famous and then dying, aside from the enormous hassle of being dead, must be one's beyond-the-grave fear about one's BBC4 bio-pic.

Then again, aside from a single seller in Scotland, it didn't set out to secure advertising for its Metros for obvious reasons: it needs its own papers in those regions to maximise the advertising take.

Farley Granger, who found quick stardom in films like Alfred Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train" in the 1940s and '50s but who then turned aside from Hollywood to pursue stage and television roles, died on Sunday at his home in Manhattan.