Sentence examples for otherwise, because from inspiring English sources

By the end of the hour, he'll find out otherwise because, at long last, he's realizing that there's a conspiracy afoot and this situation is much bigger than his idealism.

But he claims otherwise because it gets the base salivating.

Except they aren't, and we're fooled into thinking otherwise because of something called the gambler's fallacy.

I wish it were otherwise, because then I'd be truly, madly involved.

I know she would, and otherwise, because of apathy, she would not vote at all.

I think he was allowed to go a lot further than he would otherwise because of the impact".

Saying otherwise because they don't fit the common parlance or emotional image of an orphan avoids a difficult question.

He hates it whenever women's coaches are compared with men's coaches, statistically or otherwise, because the situations are so different.

He said Protestant guerrillas would not have thought of killing Mr. Finucane otherwise because lawyers were considered off limits.

He also refused to provide me with his most recent government financial disclosure form, which we could not obtain otherwise because the White House had destroyed it.

Far fewer will perish than might otherwise because American combatants will accept greater risk to their own lives to prevent civilian deaths.