Sentence examples for held otherwise from inspiring English sources

No court has held otherwise.

The majority held otherwise, and Roth went to prison again, for four years.

But the public mood clearly held otherwise, and finally the Red Cross raised a white flag of surrender.

"It's obvious why that's the case, because if you held otherwise, there would be a big problem with all kinds of anti-discrimination measures".

The Supreme Court has never squarely held otherwise, although it did assume, without explanation, in a brief 1982 footnote that the American-born children of illegal immigrants were constitutional citizens.

His group argued before the Supreme Court that the programs were an illegal seizure of private income, but the court, in 2003, held otherwise, calling them justified for the public good.

To hold otherwise would spawn mischief….

To hold otherwise is to waste your breath.

So what does the future hold otherwise for Sarah?

To hold otherwise is to mistake a symptom for a cause.

Justice Tom wrote that to hold otherwise "would encourage subterfuges as a means of improperly manipulating rent stabilization".