Sentence examples for told aside from inspiring English sources

When the diagramed deal was played, the narrator had been cloned, a dangerous operation that his wife had agreed to on being told, "Aside from money and fame there would be other benefits... two husbands to help around the house, run errands, earn salaries and... perform other duties!" The books are available from Baron-Barclay Bridge Supplies, (800) 274-2221.

But there was a telling aside during the Washington conference.

There's a telling aside in which he notes: "I'd like to be an antisemite for five minutes.

(As Claridge notes in a telling aside, Post didn't like to talk about "distressing matters, or even think about them much").

But in a telling aside that appeared to speak to the magnitude of Iraq's challenges, Mr. Maliki and Mr. Biden seemed to speak past each other at one point.

In a telling aside, Moloney reports that Gerry Adams, usually clad these days in politician's suit and tie, dresses down to jeans and T-shirt to meet his old working-class I.R.A. comrades.

In a telling aside for an economist, he adds that under the new system the concerns of ordinary employees were swept aside by their bosses, who were obsessed with a bonus culture that rewarded risk, which was allowed to flourish within the regulatory rule of the FSA.

It is also studded with telling asides and intimations about past and future decisions.

Through the small details and telling asides we learn the fundamentals of this friendship, founded on a mutual sense of generalized alienation.

But I wouldn't have guessed if her publicist hadn't told me; aside from a slightly husky voice, there is no sign of frailty.

I was told that aside from my dress, one of the reasons I was pulled out for a more thorough check was that I wasn't making eye contact with them.