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Meanings of on the one hand in English
Portuguese
por um lado Spanish
por un lado Synonyms
Examples for "on one hand"
Examples for "on one hand"
1
He inhales and 5 fingers on one hand form a fickle fist.
2
He perched on one hand and a knee, still gripping the tie.
3
Louise half sat up in bed again, supporting herself on one hand.
4
He was on the ground, sideways to me, leaning on one hand.
5
The Captain bent his head on one hand, silent for some minutes.
Usage of on the one hand in English
1
Just on the one hand, the hand he held the pipe in.
2
Breakdown on the one hand, Inquisition and Ogpu rule on the other.
3
Thing is, the Begmans shouldn't hear about it, on the one hand.
4
For the Hindus, on the one hand, firmly believed in her divinity.
5
Trinidad stood on the one hand, the unknown continent on the other.
6
These are Metaphysics on the one hand and Psychology on the other.
7
Here on the one hand we had our Secretary of the Navy.
8
What one gains on the one hand one loses on the other.
9
Many persons say, on the one hand, that the scriptures indicate morality.
10
The reasons, on the one hand, for doing nothing were obvious enough.
11
It's a trajectory that is on the one hand explainable, even banal.
12
Which is irritating, on the one hand, and endearing on the other.
13
Its spectacle, on the one hand, prompts a sure and soaring hope.
14
That is, on the one hand, has not the Bible been changed?
15
Geomimetics, on the one hand, takes inspiration from natural materials formation.
16
They tell us they find them on the one hand in the Bible.