Sentence examples for well put aside from inspiring English sources

It would be nice if the President, who knows all this perfectly well, put aside his conciliatory manner and his search for consensus and just said it.

Well, put aside for a second the strategic posturing and political theater and imagine, just for fun, that there's actually some economics in play here.

Well, putting aside my grandfather.

Well, putting aside its sleek, minimalist design, the remote to operate the lamp is a little white gun.

We got on so well, it put aside any worries I had.' Director Richard Eyre had every confidence in the youngster.

Might as well temporarily put aside those trivial housework, on the weekend morning to make a beautiful daydream.

But Mr. Schundler is probably also working out an endgame for the TV campaign, that last-minute shift in atmospherics that Mrs. Whitman managed so well when she put aside her business attire and put on her famous fuzzy sweater for a stroll before the cameras with her children in tow.

Well, at this point Roth put aside a book called "Jewboy," and after "years of misery" (five of them), produced "When She Was Good," a straight-faced, all-goy saga set in a prim and mannerly Midwestern town.

Put aside the well-worn rose-coloured glasses and potentially a little booze-addled memories and recall the sheer joy of heading to the local shops after school, to eat bad fried food and to pick up the freshly developed photos that had been taken at a party over the weekend.

Mr. Warchus, the director, is trying to put aside expectations as well.

They might do well to revisit Twain's method: put aside the diplomatic open letters, signed by hundreds, and try a one-on-one approach.