Sentence examples for otherwise disappear from inspiring English sources

In other words, he made all the gaps — empathy and otherwise — disappear.

I have met Tunisian émigrés in Italy who work as shepherds, making cheeses that would otherwise disappear.

This, of course, means that nimble-fingered Snapchat users can make copies of photos that would otherwise disappear after a few seconds.

But the city should also set money aside to cultivate the city's children — its future Caravaggios — whose deep reserves of talent might otherwise disappear, unheard and unseen.

The church schools provide a moral framework and an ethos that would otherwise disappear entirely from our Godforsaken society, don't they?

In addition, Ipso Watch will monitor complaints made directly to newspapers, "which might otherwise disappear into the papers' user-unfriendly complaint-handling systems".

Almost 6,000 people were shot, decapitated or otherwise "disappeared" and over 700 kidnapped in the escalating battle between drug traffickers.

The Times's one-column signature headline -- the "A" head, in newsroom jargon -- is an abbreviated holdover of that style, which has otherwise disappeared from the paper.

Latterly, one of Townsend's contributions to community life has been to buy two pubs that would have otherwise disappeared, knowing that "if you gave people really good clean lavatories, not the 60-year-old urine smell, and you treated people well and were friendly, you could fill the place".

Otherwise they disappear.

"Only good things become treasures from the past; otherwise they disappear".