Sentence examples for is otherwise completely from inspiring English sources
The rare breakfast out becomes a habit at Café Brown, the "local" gringo breakfast spot, aptly housed in a large modern concrete structure that is otherwise completely and depressingly vacant.
As in that earlier film (which, it must be said, was a tremendous financial success, just in case you needed another reason to weep for the world) McCarthy is a near-sociopath loner that has a particular skillset, but is otherwise completely out of touch with the real world.
When his hand appears, Baldessari, who is otherwise completely off screen, begins to speak, and he says, over and over in a forceful, insistent monotone "A. A. A. A. A". He repeats the letter "A" a total of forty-one times.
Your first encounter is with a gigantic Cadillac that has a rhinoceros head jutting from the front grill and is otherwise completely encrusted, like some kind of insane cartoon underwater reef, with plastic dinosaurs and toy soldiers, shoes, a roll of toilet paper with helpful holder, a toaster, thousands of beads, on and on.
Today, Overclock Labs, which was founded two years ago, is coming out of stealth and announcing that it raised a $1.3 million seed round from a number of Silicon Valley angel investors and CrunchFund — the fund that shares a bit of its name and history with TechCrunch but is otherwise completely unaffiliated with the blog you are currently reading.
No one who does nangs is otherwise completely sober.
Once there we were shown to our table, close to the window in the big room, which was otherwise completely empty.
On the way back to my car, I happened to notice a tidy wave of gravestones on a hill that was otherwise completely engulfed by the parking lot.
But scienter is not disputed in this case, and the specific terms of §17(a)(2) are otherwise completely subsumed within the more general terms of §17(a)(1), as interpreted by the majority.
The truth is that the people of Galina had no idea what they were witnessing, but with that ignorance they crutched their way over to something, a necessary something that justified a shared moment in a time that was otherwise completely inexplicable — a tiger that seemed to come from nowhere, a valiant but dead blacksmith, a vanished butcher, a war delayed by the weather.
Hurtigruten literally means "the express route," and while there is nothing "express" about it these days, back when it was founded in 1893, the ferry line was nothing short of a revelation, delivering mail and cargo and passengers to northern communities that were otherwise completely isolated from the rest of the world.
