Sentence examples for otherwise actually from inspiring English sources

The Orioles have some rookies in key spots (including the 20-year-old third baseman Manny Machado and the Game 2 starter Wei-Yin Chen) but otherwise actually have a good amount of players who have appeared in October.

It's hard to know how your average baristas — black, white, or otherwise — actually feel about the training.

Pellegrini's going rogue has been the only interesting thing to happen in a trial that has otherwise actually put jurors to sleep.

But how many homes, affordable and otherwise, might actually be built under Mayor Khan?

Could "F.Batat," an artist otherwise unrecorded, actually be Jean-François Batut, who was a frequent exhibitor at the Salon between 1861 and 1887?

The notion that people who go around on foot are criminals until proved otherwise was actually a matter of policy until about 20 years ago.

It had something to do with the way that, apparently beaten down by the controversies surrounding her background and her ability or otherwise to actually sing, she kept implying that she was going to quit music.

Others held that because the event could occur otherwise God actually is fallible (see Mews 2005: 135).

I know this because, before writing otherwise, I actually spoke to some of the people who work at their office in London.

That's convenient in this case, where things don't suit, but it does a disservice to the company's localization efforts which — despite some arguments otherwise — are actually impressive in China and across Asia.

It was notable how little prevalence information, population-based or otherwise, was actually available for most common ocular traits in North America.