Sentence examples for but otherwise only from inspiring English sources

Let's make Charlie Rangel the next chairman!" Mr. Gore, in his new mode of refraining from attacks on his Republican rival, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, made mention of only one Republican, Newt Gingrich, but otherwise only broadly referred to "the other side," which, he warned, would lead the nation into ruin.

Looking more closely, I spotted a few street names that gave clues to the area's history - Mandarin Street, Ming Street, Canton Street - but otherwise, only a tin dragon sculpture marked the site of what I knew had once been a thriving dockside community.

He had little success with the bat, scoring 47 on one occasion during the season, but otherwise only aggregating nine runs in six innings.

The Quest mode also gave Activision the opportunity to explore the characters that have been in the series since its inception but otherwise only used as player avatar.

This has yielded fewer results than expected; income is associated with total money spent on such activities, but otherwise only determines what type of activities are affordable.

Some variation of the borane is also tolerated: use of 1 c leads to a reduction in reaction rate, but otherwise only a minor change in outcome (Table  1, entry 15).

Otherwise, only the final.

Otherwise, only God knows.

Otherwise, only the goalkeeper is allowed in this area.

Otherwise, only the most general characteristics may be noted.

Otherwise, only one small corner locations -- at 169th Street and 35th Avenue -- has commercial buildings.