Sentence examples for works aside from from inspiring English sources

Which brings us to the essential difference between these works, aside from the obvious distinction that one involves singing and the other doesn't.

Few of his works, aside from "Peter Pan" and his desert-island comedy of class conflict, "The Admirable Crichton," are remembered now, yet in 1922 he was invested with the Order of Merit, the grandest of British honors.

Unfortunately, Bednar was a little light on how RankScience works (aside from selling subscription software that automates testing and continuously optimized web pages).

One of the nicest things, though, about Charlie Sheen is how close he has always been to his parents and siblings, frequently involving them in his work (aside from Emilio, he has an older brother Ramon and a younger sister Renée).

I am the only one who makes any money off my work, aside from the people we employ to manufacture goods and fulfill orders.

A striking aspect of McCullin's work, aside from its compositional brilliance, is that it is not simply ice-cold and detached, but warmed through with flashes of empathy for its subject matter: Harold Evans, his editor at The Sunday Times, used to call him "a conscience with a camera".

That was of little importance in his work aside from learning art history.

My main gripe with Ke$ha's work – aside from a minor $pelling i$$ue – is that while her songs are all about partying and her "wild" lifestyle, her book is pretty boring.

The abundance of new research on how teenage brains work, aside from being cool for its own sake--teen brains are developing madly, pruning synapses and insulating neurons to build a lean computing machine--is fueling a new movement to help kids make the most of the brain they've got.

Any work aside from ward work with wounded soldiers will not be included in this paper and the means and methods only that were used in Base Hospital No. 6, A. E. F. will be recited.

Compared to other groups of medical specialists, specialists in internal medicine in 1996 appeared to have the least positive attitude towards part-time work, aside from the orthopaedic surgeons.