21.   In his reply, Powell found the elusive balance between turning the other cheek and engaging in personal sniping, offering an iron mot in a velvet bow.

22.   In the baseball Bible, an eye for eye trumps turning the other cheek.

23.   In the Democratic debates, Bradley is being widely advised to stop turning the other cheek, to take off the gloves and to slam back at Gore.

24.   It means turning the other cheek, and telling the truth even when it hurts.

25.   Mary Armstead managed a pharmacy and encouraged her boys to study, be courteous and think about turning the other cheek.

26.   Nelson Mandela told me to turn the other cheek.

27.   New York turned the other cheek.

28.   On Saturday, however, the tears were on the other cheek.

29.   On this occasion, if no other, you are advised to turn the other cheek.