Sentence examples for otherwise energetic from inspiring English sources

And now this TV-show fiasco throws himself into this otherwise energetic, spirited, and worthwhile G.O.P. primary".

Open Mon-Thurs 11am-midnight, Fri 11am-2am, Sat 10am-2pm, Sun 10am-midnight This snug subterranean cafe and juice bar beneath a Buddhist meditation centre in the city's otherwise energetic Northern Quarter has a surprisingly airy and light feel considering it is underground.

Otherwise, energetic, aerodynamic and environmental and end-of-life issues are still far from an effective solution.

Dave Hughes' review pointed out Wainwright's "problem with the brassy high notes in an otherwise energetic take on 'That's Entertainment'", but admits it would be unfair to hold this against him since Garland's live performance was not perfect either.

Intentionally or otherwise, their energetic presence whirs over their parties as "helicopter parents" do over their coddled offspring.

So it's possible I happened along when there was a lull in an otherwise terrifically energetic evolution of a new hegemony.

Elsewhere, he gives the impression that the published notation does not quite reflect his actual thoughts; rhythms and even pitches depart from the score (sometimes repeatedly, in recurring sections) in an otherwise faithful and energetic reading.

Listen, for example, to the luxurious Elegy at the heart of his otherwise bright-hued, energetic Clarinet Concerto (1977); or to the slow movements of his two symphonies: the First (1989) a wrenching memorial to friends who had died of AIDS, the Second (2000) an expansion of a wistful string quartet composed for the Cleveland Quartet's farewell tour in 1995.

It does so by stabilizing the SNAREs in an otherwise unavailable 'intermediate' energetic state in which the four helix bundle is about 50% zippered (Li et al., 2011).

This means that while they have diarrhea, they are otherwise cheerful and energetic (ie. they are acting like their regular selves).

Hence, we established that NGB prevents respiratory chain impairment, therefore, protecting visual function otherwise compromised by mitochondrial energetic failure.