Sentence examples for otherwise best from inspiring English sources

Otherwise best known for the illustrations he did for the Radio Times from the 1930s until the 60s, he invariably drew in black and white.

He is otherwise best known for the lumpish statue of Hercules and Cacus that still stands outside the Palazzo, a desperate and failed attempt to rival the greatness of his nemesis.

His spirit lives on, bizarrely, in the blue-stocking form of Emma Thompson, otherwise best known as starchy PL Travers in that idiotic film about the making of Mary Poppins.

(Cameron is otherwise best known for his book "8 Simple Rules For Dating My Teenage Daughter," from 2001, a horrifying tome about how a man might adjust to the reality that his daughters will have sex one day).

Mr. DeShields, otherwise best known for his Tony-nominated performance in the Broadway production of "The Full Monty," is the director and choreographer of the Crossroads production, and he has delivered a surefire audience pleaser, traveling from the Harlem Renaissance into World War II.

Shakespeare was otherwise best represented at the capital's most-popular theatre, Shakespeare's Globe, with productions of The Merchant of Venice (with Jonathan Pryce as Shylock), As You Like It (with Michelle Terry as Rosalind) and Richard II (with Charles Edwards as the declining monarch) that were as good as any at the RSC in recent years.

At Chichester in 1983, her Grand Duchess, in Rattigan's The Sleeping Prince, brilliantly restored to theatre-goers her gifts as an august, but witty, imperialist; as did her Lady Bracknell in an otherwise best-forgotten musical version of The Importance Of Being Earnest.

Otherwise, the best defence is to have nothing to lose.

Otherwise, the best diet design generated by their work may never be consumed.

It was, statistically and otherwise, the best three months of Felton's career.

A brilliant performance by Ahmed Musa, too, but the Nigerians were otherwise second best.