aside Význam & definice

Příklady aside

• Moreover, the ' asides ' - of which the author is fond - are not always substantiated by hard evidence.

• He brings together a set of arguments which have previously existed largely as asides or unarticulated hunches accompanying certain modelling research.

• Furthermore, many of the best bits come in asides and footnotes, rather than in the exposition of the main argument.

• His asides frequently break through the reality of the stage action and point to its theatricality: everything to him is play.

• The goal of the rst reduction was to produce a condensation or summary of the narratives by deletion of nonessential material such as social exchanges, asides and repetitions.

• Although their intention was to assist students to ground the theoretical and abstract, to relate it to their daily experiences, these asides singularly failed to catch the imagination.

• The writing is objective and factual, with little room for musical anecdotes or asides, and this may for some readers mean a lack of engagement with the topic.

• By editing and publishing the book himself he has been able to retain a trickle of asides and witticisms that should have kept even our sceptical climatologist amused.