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Definition
from another point of view; or in a way that is different (a phrase used to introduce a different perspective or idea)
- Bethany, on the other hand... The thought stalled him for a moment.Chapter 1 (61% in)
- I, on the other hand, do recognize these photographs because I took them.Chapter 3 (91% in)
- Her mother, on the other hand, wasn't nearly so reserved.Chapter 6 (15% in)
- On the other hand, Alvin was looking for the perfect daughter who would love him with complete devotion, the way he loved himself.Chapter 14 (7% in)
- On the other hand, this kind of honesty was anything but a sign of regression.Chapter 15 (36% in)
- On the other hand, he was above them all, as their lord and master.Chapter 16 (3% in)
- He, on the other hand, was an outsider, with neither lover nor bright future in a place he was neither needed nor wanted.Chapter 17 (56% in)
- Intelligence, on the other hand, like that exhibited by professors and all those who worked in office buildings, did pay.Chapter 20 (4% in)
- I doubt Lucifer, on the other hand, would.Chapter 21 (99% in)
- Ryan Evans, on the other hand, was proving to be a human being who was willing to explore death for the sake of living well, and this fact disturbed Alvin Finch.Chapter 22 (7% in)
- On the other hand, Ryan didn't necessarily have to kill the man.Chapter 25 (11% in)
- "On the other hand, if you don't tell us and neither you nor we show, he kills her anyway.Chapter 28 (88% in)
- She and Mark, on the other hand, did, and they'd agreed to call it quits at twelve.Chapter 30 (28% in)
- On the other hand she found herself thinking he deserved it more than she did.Chapter 33 (59% in)
There are no more uses of "on the other hand" in BoneMan's Daughters.
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