Sentence examples for was aside from inspiring English sources
noun
An incidental remark made quietly so as to be heard by the person to whom it is said and not by any others in the vicinity.
Courtesy of my Mormon upbringing, I was, aside from a few unremarkable dates, completely inexperienced.
The festival's premise (whatever, exactly, it was) aside, there was never a sense of didactic point-making.
But the Italian was, aside from his skiing and his other athletic pursuits, essentially a one sport kind of guy.
During the 1960s and '70s he was, aside from Bobby Fischer, the Western player most feared by players from the Soviet bloc.
In the Broadway musical "Jamaica," set on a mythical Caribbean island, he starred opposite Lena Horne in a cast that was, aside from himself, entirely African-American.
There was, aside from President Bush, one chief executive who was particularly enthusiastic about the return of the 24 men and women detained in China when their spy plane made an emergency landing there two weeks ago.
"And that's aside from all the plays he did.
Human rights activists know their cause has perennially been "aside".
What our goals are, aside from the obvious.
Solution NMR is, aside from X-ray crystallography, the major tool in structural biology.
Well, that is, aside from two curious design decisions.
