100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "besides"

Definition

The adverb besides is used to introduce an additional idea or point that reinforces or adds to what has already been mentioned. It can also imply "in addition to" or "apart from."

Synonyms

Additionally
Furthermore
Moreover
As well
In addition
On top of that

Antonyms

Conversely
Instead
Alternatively
Excluding
Aside from

Examples

Besides, I think we should consider the other options.
She is a great singer, and besides, she plays the guitar.
Besides being a successful author, he is also a talented painter.
I can’t go out tonight; besides, I have too much work to do.
Besides the cost, there are other factors to consider.
He didn't like the movie; besides, it was too long.
Besides being fun, the trip was educational as well.
She’s very busy with her job; besides, she has a family to take care of.
Besides the usual suspects, we have a few new candidates.
I don’t want to go out; besides, it’s raining.
Besides their excellent service, the restaurant has a great atmosphere.
He’s not just a colleague; besides, he’s my friend.
Besides, I thought you weren’t interested in the project.
We can meet at noon; besides, it gives us enough time to discuss everything.
Besides the initial investment, there are ongoing costs to consider.
The weather was nice; besides, we had a good time.
Besides the main course, we also ordered dessert.
I’m busy today; besides, tomorrow works better for me.
Besides his talent, he has a strong work ethic.
She has multiple degrees; besides, she has years of experience.
Besides, he never seems to listen to my advice.
I heard the concert was amazing; besides, I love that band.
Besides the health benefits, exercise can improve your mood.
I enjoyed the book; besides, it was very enlightening.
Besides her beauty, she is also very intelligent.
They have great coffee; besides, the pastries are delicious.
Besides, I think we should focus on the more important issues.
He’s not feeling well; besides, he has a lot on his mind.
Besides the fun, we learned a lot during the workshop.
Besides studying, I also work part-time.
The view was beautiful; besides, the weather was perfect.
Besides the fact that it’s expensive, it’s also not very effective.
She’s a good listener; besides, she offers great advice.
Besides the usual challenges, we faced some unexpected ones.
I don’t want to go; besides, I’m too tired.
Besides helping the environment, recycling saves money.
He’s a talented athlete; besides, he’s an excellent student.
Besides attending classes, I have to study for exams.
I think we should leave early; besides, it’ll avoid traffic.
Besides, I’ve already made other plans for that night.
The food was great; besides, the service was exceptional.
Besides her job, she volunteers at the local shelter.
Besides the main issues, there are several minor details to address.
I love traveling; besides, it expands my perspective.
Besides being a good leader, he is also very approachable.
It’s not just about the money; besides, I want to enjoy my work.
Besides, I have a few things I need to take care of first.
The product is effective; besides, it’s easy to use.
Besides the location, the price was also a factor in our decision.
He’s not only my brother; besides, he’s my best friend.
Besides the obvious benefits, there are hidden advantages as well.
I’m not interested in that movie; besides, I heard it was terrible.
Besides, we can always try again next time.
She plays piano beautifully; besides, she sings well too.
Besides the inconvenience, it was a fun experience overall.
I didn’t see the point; besides, it was too late to change anything.
Besides, I think we need to rethink our strategy.
The museum was fascinating; besides, we learned a lot.
Besides the rain, it was a perfect day for a picnic.
He’s a great cook; besides, he loves to experiment with new recipes.
Besides, I believe in giving everyone a chance.
I have work to finish; besides, I’m not feeling well.
Besides the initial setback, we made great progress.
She’s not just a colleague; besides, she’s a mentor to me.
Besides the risks, there are many rewards to this venture.
I love reading; besides, it helps improve my writing skills.
Besides, I prefer to work in a team rather than alone.
The presentation was informative; besides, it was engaging.
Besides, I was always curious about the subject.
I enjoy hiking; besides, it keeps me fit.
Besides the challenges, I find it rewarding.
He’s a talented artist; besides, he’s also a skilled musician.
Besides, we can always rely on each other for support.
The course was difficult; besides, I learned a lot.
Besides, it’s important to have fun while working.
I love the beach; besides, it’s relaxing.
Besides the research, we need to analyze the data.
We have to consider other options; besides, this one is risky.
Besides, I think it’s a great opportunity for growth.
She’s very resourceful; besides, she’s always willing to help.
Besides the meeting, we have a team lunch planned.
I’m not ready to commit; besides, I have other priorities.
Besides the main topic, we touched on several related issues.
He’s knowledgeable; besides, he has years of experience.
Besides, I’m looking forward to seeing everyone again.
The project is challenging; besides, it’s also rewarding.
Besides, I believe it’s a necessary step for improvement.
I enjoy cooking; besides, it’s a creative outlet for me.
Besides, I think we need to take a break.
He’s not just a friend; besides, he’s like family.
Besides the cost, it’s also about the quality.
I could stay home; besides, I’d rather spend time with you.
Besides being late, he didn’t bring the documents.
I think we should wait; besides, it might rain.
Besides, I want to make sure everything is perfect.
The event was successful; besides, everyone had a great time.
Besides, it’s important to stay connected with old friends.
I’ve got a lot on my plate; besides, I’m not sure if I can handle it.
Besides the obvious benefits, it can also be a lot of fun.
He’s a great teacher; besides, he makes learning enjoyable.