Meanings of obverse side in anglès

It bears upon its obverse side a tablet with the following inscription:

This reverse side belongs to God; the obverse side to men.

This tracing is then penciled or blackened upon the obverse side.

Their political organisation is the obverse side of the IRA.

Heresy is the obverse side of the Church.

But this picture has also its obverse side.

On the obverse side is a large profile of Her Majesty, the border bearing the following inscription:-

Originality is the obverse side of imitation.

But when he took it interestedly he merely read the obverse side which I had not observed until now.

On the obverse side these darics are stamped with a figure of the sovereign, armed with the bow or javelin.

It was perhaps the obverse side of his fondness for finery, that Rembrandt had a strong leaning towards the picturesqueness of rags.

The obverse side of the case appears in British hindrances to the free emigration of artisans during the eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries.

We have described some of the beauties of the Yukon basin in the summer season, but this radiant picture has its obverse side.

The paper had to be held to the light and read from the obverse side, as the message was written from right to left.

Obverse Side of Silver Plate

Until he had read the reverse and obverse sides of life, his sense of morality had lain dormant and untilled.