Sentence examples for language otherwise from inspiring English sources
Luckily, your lab is in the United States, so in time English will likely become the dominant language; otherwise the lab will become isolated, scientifically and socially.
If the gesture's verbal affiliate the word or phrase that expresses the same meaning as the gesture included a spatial word, the gesture was classified as occurring with spatial language; otherwise, it was classified as occurring with non-spatial language.
His linguistic work presented much data on languages otherwise little known, notably the Aymaran and Quechuan languages of South America.
While Scott said he was not thinking about the franchise milestone, his language hinted otherwise.
To a man, the Knicks expressed unwavering confidence, but their body language said otherwise for 48 minutes.
Photograph: Pool/Reuters Kerry insisted his meeting with Maliki went well, but the body language suggested otherwise.
Anthony denied there was friction with D'Antoni, but his body language said otherwise almost from the day he walked through the door — and why not?
Even when the language is otherwise preserved (as with Classical Greek and Latin), inscriptions yield essential additional data for its history, dialects, and social diversification.
In this type of attack, an instant messager coaxes a victim into using bad language or otherwise violating unwritten codes of conduct.
The labels used for the drugs sold abroad are often written in a foreign language or otherwise fail to conform to domestic standards.
Sometimes the writing system is intelligible, as in the case of Etruscan, but understanding remains deficient because the language is otherwise unknown and bilingual keys are lacking or inadequate.
