Quotes About Side

We manufacture a culture in the movie business, and whatever we put out creates a dark side and a bright side, too.

To take a side against Rushdie, or to be neutral and evasive about him in the name of some vaguely sensitive ecumenical conscience, is to stand against those who try to incubate a Reformation in the Muslim world.

What we have to do is to judge which side stands for freedom and enlightenment and which for medievalism and superstition.

He had to keep repeating Zoltan's formula: "I am an art lover, and do not take sides on political questions." To himself he said: "It's exactly like living with Irma!

There's always something suspect about an intellectual on the winning side.

attitude of BTL is a real thorn in the side.

My vampire senses heightened and I could hear the squeals of rodents and soft gasping noises that reminded me of the way it sounded when someone tried to scream without drawing a deep breath. My teeth lengthened, saliva filling my mouth. Now was so not the time to go to the bat side.

Sleep, mah-tao-yo. This last time, at my side.

The moon shows it all. Thank god the moon is on my side. I'll need a piece of that, a piece of Sarah, all of myself and all of Simon.

Alienation is when your country is at war, and you want the other side to win.

I recall when we opened in New York how the designer locks were impossible to slide shut, often leading to a difficult encounter no matter which side of the door you were on.

I'd always done family-friendly stuff. I wanted to do a film where I could show my darker side and make people uncomfortable.

Bangladesh are a good side. I think people underestimate them.

For riding a snowmobile, you need to have your knee bent. It needs to absorb the impact of riding over bumps, to allow yourself to stand up or sit down, balance side to side.

In the beds which the piety of the public has prepared on every side, stricken men await the verdict of fate.

Home didn't mean Oregon to me anymore. It meant, simply, by Steve's side.

which means "other side," the other part of the city. The view from there wasn't as good as from the fort, but curious people were there, too, just looking. Strangely

Plus it's just embarrassing when someone - oops.' She pressed a hand to her side, and had the blood draining out of Harper's face. 'What? What?' 'Nothing. baby's moving around. Sometimes it gives me a jolt is all.' 'You should stand up. You should sit down.

Don't you fancy having one of your dresses in the Smithsonian, Shelby? Your humor's always been on the odd side, Grant. Thanks.

To tell the truth, it is regarding the physical side of marriage that I have always been apprehensive...There so seldom seems to be enough of it, said Miss Teatime.

Mrs. Jarvis, as she came out of the Rectory gate, saw him coming, and her Newfoundland dog, Nero, slowly swept his tail from side to side.

satisfied that Trinidad's men would take his side when the mutiny inevitably erupted, awaited the inevitable assault

Sacredness is not trying to look on the bright side of life and using that as a stepping-stone, but it is unconditional cheerfulness that has no other side.

You have to be doubly foolish to be a Satanist," Stoney muttered. "Doubly?" "Not only do you need to believe all the nonsense of Christian theology, you then have to turn around and back the preordained, guaranteed-to-fail, absolutely futile losing side.