Sentence examples for matters otherwise from inspiring English sources

An American official, speaking on the condition of anonymity because he was not allowed to discuss intelligence matters otherwise, disputed that, however.

Thus, the 17th-century French writer Blaise Pascal held that natural faculties are inadequate for religious certainty but suffice to justify religious faith in matters otherwise unknowable.

Mr. Gulyás asserts that failing to reenact the unconstitutional constitutional amendments would have been a problem because "Parliament had a constitutional responsibility to re-regulate these matters, otherwise an ex lex situation would have created complete legal uncertainty".

Friendship matters, otherwise who will be there to support the loner when he falls?

Antimatter cannot be the perfect opposite of matter, otherwise neither would exist at all.

So okay, my "feelpinions" might get hurt, but does it really matter otherwise?

Mr. Tuttle was among the masters who preferred their servants to be mute, deaf, and blind — except when his convenience required the matter otherwise.

Or to put the matter otherwise, he is saying that to see in full the religious import of the concepts of order, contingency and divine presence, to see what role they might play in a religious life, it is necessary to have some appreciation of the relevant phenomenology.

The Keating Five matter otherwise had little impact on McCain's eventually unsuccessful campaign.

saw the matter otherwise, panning the White House for ignoring "the harsh realities of this law".

In 2006, this interest led Bannon straight to the heart of the matter, otherwise known as Dadaab.