Sentence examples for otherwise between from inspiring English sources

What are some differences, musical and otherwise, between the Berlin techno scene of the 90s and that of the 2000s?

"There is absolutely no distinction, theological or otherwise, between the Old Boris and the New Boris," Mr Johnson insisted.

The selling of shoes at any cost may then have been another source of common ground, conscious or otherwise, between Woods and Jordan.

But if there was a rift – Oedipal or otherwise – between father and son, the book is proof that it has long since healed.

With buildings, there are the obvious complications that they have practical functions and are subject to changing needs, which set up a tension, creative or otherwise, between form and use.

The atmosphere at the Sydney derby on Saturday arguably reached a new level of intensity, propelled in part by the ever-growing antipathy, real or otherwise, between the two sets of supporters.

In France, too, relations between tourists and residents appear good, despite a comedian's attempt to suggest otherwise last month.

Why should it be otherwise today?

Otherwise, today's exception will become tomorrow's rule.

He has made only slight adjustments for an otherwise unique week.

The agreement was a bright spot in an otherwise lackluster week.