Sentence examples for generally otherwise from inspiring English sources

Members, who have in the past included Racine, Corneille and Hugo, meet once a year, pronounce on the acceptability or otherwise (generally otherwise) of newfangled additions to the language of Molière (such as 'start-up' and 'stock-option'), and are supposed, every three-quarters of a century or so, to produce a new French dictionary.

"The very poor and reckless, who are often degraded by vice, almost invariably marry early, whilst the careful and frugal, who are generally otherwise virtuous, marry late in life.

Unlike hospitalized patients, outpatients are generally otherwise healthy, with good oral intake and recognition of impending hypoglycemia.

Productivity in export industries is generally high, otherwise they could not compete in global markets.

Which is a bit of a shame, because, generally, his otherwise inexcusable conduct is taken as legitimating just about anything else.

That it is generally understood otherwise and even exploited ("Anorexia: Not just for suicidal teenage white girls anymore" read the home page of Anorexic Nation, now a disabled site, the real purpose of which was to push diet drugs) is a source of both resentment and secret satisfaction to the true pro-ana community.

Desmond Ryan of The Philadelphia Inquirer thought that Leslie Nielsen was deceptively portrayed in a major role similar to that of Lieutenant Frank Drebin from the The Naked Gun films, instead having merely "a running and unfunny gag about his malfunctioning answering machine and generally wasted otherwise".

Arrest may be a significant deterrent for clients because they generally are otherwise law-abiding men [29] (Brewer et al., unpublished data) who could suffer loss of reputation and marital or romantic relationship conflict as a consequence of arrest.

The patient has been generally healthy otherwise, with no drugs known to influence the skeleton.

Applicators who returned the farmer questionnaire were older than those who did not, but generally similar otherwise (Tarone et al. 1997).

In the first month, the baby is picked up if it cries and for feeding but is not generally held otherwise.