Sentence examples for with another side of from inspiring English sources

It was on full display this month in this city in central France known for its expensive porcelain but with another side of its own.

All this is coupled with another side of aid work, overwhelming in a different way: the love and hospitality the locals often share with us visitors and the gratitude they express for what we can offer in terms of help.

Sometimes they serve as a mask of protection and separation for an artist from their work, and other times they act as guise under which one can freely and momentarily experiment with another side of oneself.

Example: 1 of 2 cubes coupled together could rotate by reversing the polarity on one side while maintaining the polarity of the neighbor one; this would allow for it to get pushed and rotated around the unchanged polarity sides axle and can couple with another side of the other cube.

Yet that success competes with another side of the man called the General: the bullying, out-of-control and profane man who was arrested for assaulting a policeman in Puerto Rico when he was coaching in an inter-national tournament, who threw a chair across the court during a game against Purdue and who was videotaped briefly choking a player during practice.

And that monkey incident was, itself, easy to confuse with another, side-of-the-highway monkey incident that happened the month before that, in April.

On stage, it had added significantly to his air of menace and deceit; he was treating the beaming Mrs W with wheedling charm while another side of his face was twitching with twisted insincerity.

Mr. Carr, not surprisingly, lived with his paternal grandmother on another side of the park for a few years.

But there are signs that the government is pursuing its policy with a political nod towards another side of the Australian character, one that has long harboured anxiety about invasion by hordes from the north.

He paid a formal farewell to the Movement with My Back Pages (from Another Side Of Bob Dylan in 1964) and by 1966 was sufficiently irritated by his alleged ideological soulmates to hang a gigantic Stars and Stripes as a stage backdrop for his now infamous "electric" European tour.

Allen's favorite class at Cornell was Introduction to African American Literature; it opened his eyes to another side of literature, with characters whose voices sounded like his, and whose experiences Allen could relate to.