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693 examples of Beside in a sentence

Tom Magnum played wonderfully by Tom Selleck who has since moved back to Southern California and created his own paradise by having a ranch with wife and daughter beside him.
There are especially many mistakes where the characters seem to look beside each other instead of at each other, due to badly matched camera angles.
So the fierce debate over whether to increase the size of American ground forces in Iraq is beside the point.
This is why sitting beside, and even lying on, the deathbed of a statistical life may be more tolerable after all.
If sex reassignment surgery can relieve a person's suffering, then the question of whether or not it is treating a conventionally defined illness seems beside the point.
Whether or not this is true is beside the point.
Our efforts 25 years ago can be vindicated only when the Bomb ends up beside the slave trader’s manacles and the Great War’s mustard gas in the museum of bygone savagery.
The southern part of Manhattan was without power for almost a full workweek, apparently because a major substation hub in the electrical grid, located beside the East River, was knocked out in a fiery display when Hurricane Sandy and a tidal surge caused it to flood.
Both of these poles seem to me entirely beside the point.
A vision of a very different Palestine, and of the Israel beside it, is not hard to find.
The police chief refuses, and is so incorruptible that he sleeps beside the drugs to prevent the multi-million-dollar evidence from disappearing.
It is almost beside the point that the economic cost of pursuing a goal of 1.5ºC would be very high.
Whether or not a perception is accurate is beside the point, because it nonetheless leads to decisions.
We believe that the European Parliament should commemorate her sacrifice by hanging a poster of her image on the external wall of the Parliament’s premises in Brussels, beside the poster of Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of Burma’s democratic opposition.
It is a social discipline, and society has other means of cost accounting beside market prices.”
But this popular exercise is beside the point.
In the end, predicting the future is beside the point.
Nearly one year ago, President George W. Bush declared his goal of bringing about a democratic Palestinian state, one prepared to live in peace beside Israel.
The old standoff between the two nations is beside the point to ordinary people; they desire a closer relationship with the US, where many of their families and friends live.
The retired generals would be tanning beside the Adriatic.
Beside reforms of Council and Commission, there is a leap of principle to be made here.
(After all, Polish and Czech troops are already working beside British and Italian ones to rebuild Kosovo.)
Effective leadership from the middle often requires attracting and persuading those above, below, and beside you.
In Britain, by contrast, where the economy is strong and unemployment low, the main factor behind the collapse in the vote for the governing Labor Party has been anger with Tony Blair's determination to go to war in Iraq beside George Bush.
And given that its economy is already larger than America’s in terms of purchasing power parity, the fear that it will surpass the US in terms of nominal GDP – which is not the same thing as wealth – seems rather beside the point.
An artificial-intelligence-enhanced security system can spot criminal suspects as they cycle beside a lake or purchase dumplings from a street vendor, and immediately alert the police.
When Wolfowitz was finally pushed out after a bruising battle, Bank staff were beside themselves with joy.
As is customary at such events, there was a group photograph, in which I ended up beside German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Earlier in the day, we’d witnessed a hundred capuchin and squirrel monkeys rush down from the Amazon jungle canopy and were now relaxing beside Lake Chalalan while her cousin, a shaman, blessed coca leaves as the evening’s traditional drumming and dancing began.
If it does, it will be a transforming event of grand strategy, beside which Desert Storm will seem to be just a temper tantrum of a technocratic adolescent with hi-tech toys.
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