Roosevelt, on the other hand, was always charming, always the aristocrat.
Bow's room was as neat, on the other hand, as his comrade's was disorderly.
Humans, on the other hand, are among the rare mammals with the capacity to "fall in love."
I on the other hand prefer to think of him as the father of Soviet mad science.
An object, on the other hand, can be of arbitrary size, so we need to break it into pieces.
Flux, on the other hand, measures, when I go along the curve, roughly how much the field is going to across the curve.
If the heels tilt inward (toward the arches), on the other hand, you are probably an overpronator, and should try motion-control shoes.
The angel refused either to listen to him or to accept his repentance; on the other hand, he did not simply break away.
LTA, on the other hand, is a very useful and friendly interface for logs, and also provides a great log correlation feature amongst multiple products and servers.
If, on the other hand, Mr. Blair insists on staying on too long and thus deepens the sense of chaos and drift around his government, he will be doing both himself and his country a disservice.
Being resourceful on the other hand means you're the one that mines the resources. You know that you have everything you need, because all the resources are within you.
Because getting red and yellow there is a kind of unstable sense on the other hand, can impel customers to accelerate the speed of diet, Abdicate the seat in time.
America, on the other hand, takes a more relaxed view, allowing people to use a patchwork-quilt of consumer-protection laws to seek redress if they feel their privacy has been violated.
Europe, on the other hand, is sinking.
"On one hand they want keep up with theJoneses and on the other hand there's the snob effect, " Liu said.
Hypertext, on the other hand, stimulates yet another way of thinking: telegraphic, modular, nonlinear, malleable, cooperative.
The two younger collections, on the other hand, resemble little else in the archaeological record, Marks says.
Larry Ellison's Oracle, on the other hand, seems determined to wring more profit from sun's intellectual property.
The gobble sound, from the male turkeys, on the other hand, sounds exactly like you'd expect from the name and they do this all the time.
Oshima's films, on the other hand, demand a fuller understanding of his place in the history of Japan and the history of cinema.
According to the terminology of linguistic typology, Basque is a SOV (subject-object-verb) language, and Spanish or English are, on the other hand, SVO type.
American women, on the other hand, generally prefer not to be hairy at all. Many of them regularly shave their legs and armpits.
Branding, on the other hand, is the process of first defining what the message is representing and then creating ways to live and be congruent to the message of your brand.
Dark yellows and oranges, on the other hand, invoke urine, feces, vomit and rotting food. As expected, there is usually a dip in preference for these hues in studies around the world.
"Listen to me, Franz," said Albert; "I am glad that the occasion has presented itself for saying this to you, for I have noticed how cold you are in your bearing towards the count, while he, on the other hand, has always been courtesy itself to us.
The bull artist, on the other hand, CARES nothing for truth or falsehood.
In the West, on the other hand, the idea of progress rests on establishing individual autonomy and liberty.
Worry, on the other hand, activates a region in the left frontal lobe that is linked to speech production.
Exercise, on the other hand, is a structured and repetitive form of physical activity that you do on a regular basis.
An abstract representation, on the other hand, might refer to the corn plant as a source of energy or as a fast growing plant.
It might be kind of fanciful to some, but on the other hand, space travel was considered science fiction not that many decades ago.
Proactive people, on the other hand, tend to focus their attention on things over which they have some degree of influence, such as their job, their diet, and exercise.
Relatively low doses, on the other hand, may lead to early resistance, as lower doses may allow relative insensitive clones of malignant cells to develop into fully resistant ones.
Lack of knowledge, on the other hand, can be deadly.
Sham reform lacking the support of most of the opposition, on the other hand, would produce sham stability.
Owners, on the other hand, must contend with volatile prices, partly because housing supply is so unresponsive to demand.
Sandia's cells, on the other hand, would only need to be moved a fraction of a millimeter to track the sun efficiently while weighing next to nothing.
The University of Maine arches, on the other hand, can be fabricated on site — the fabric inflated, bent around a simple form and infused with resin using a vacuum pump.
In a circuit diagram, on the other hand, a resistor might be oriented horizontally or vertically, and it might appear above, below, or next to the preceding circuit element.
Rand, on the other hand, was rhetorically shrewd.
Rewrite on the other hand is a more invasive change and results in a bigger chaos in the system.
One thing not yet shown here is how a policy attachment can link to a service definition on one hand, and link to a policy on the other hand, when both are loaded in the registry as separate files.
Canned soup, on the other hand, is a miserable concoction of salt, fat, artificial additives, preservatives, water and maybe part of a carrot.
Of course, on the other hand, I would advise anyone concerned that there is no good health or medical reason to take multivitamin supplements, except in rare cases of malnutrition.
On the one hand we have big losses. But on the other hand we have here this altruistic behaviour, which makes the case very different from the norm.
The paper towel, on the other hand, will absorb the still-wet ink out of the fabric somewhat, making the stain less obvious, and easier to remove.
Desktop applications, on the other hand, had much better user interactivity because all of the processing was being done natively on the user's machine, resulting in a more seamless user experience.
Bonobos, on the other hand, are famously playful and friendly.
Given text data, on the other hand, it is hard to imagine what an operation like multiplication might mean.
Chinese, on the other hand, does not oblige its speakers to specify the exact time of the action in this way, because the same verb form can be used for past, present or future actions.
Koreans and Chinese, on the other hand, are depicted as swarthy, brutish and slit-eyed.
Israel, on the other hand, has a permanent and perhaps existential interest in finding a way to get along with its neighbours.
Good news, on the other hand, should be trickled out slowly. If you can prolong the good vibes, do it.
Felicity (to Sally) : I guess what I'm saying is this might all be a colossal mistake, as my dad would say, but on the other hand it may... maybe it'll save my life or something.
The successful person always makes adequate preparations to meet opportunities as they duly arrive. The unsuccessful person, on the other hand, works little and just waits to see them pass by.
And his structural device that he mingles with the romance, on the one hand, and the flurry of the elements of thriller on the other hand.
Ponzi, on the other hand, was already a convicted felon, though Mr. McMasters and the world did not find that out until later.
Clinton, on the other hand, hopes her attacks on what she describes as Obama's inexperience will blunt his drive and give her a chance to regain momentum.
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