Sentence examples for otherwise even though from inspiring English sources

But I knew otherwise, even though the accumulation was not in plain view.

Renata Codello, the Culture Ministry official responsible for Venice's monuments, said, "Ads pay for the restoration of public buildings," which would not get repaired otherwise, "even though many are a hazard for public safety".

"Ads pay for the restoration of public buildings," which would not get repaired otherwise, "even though many are a hazard for public safety," said Renata Codello, the Culture Ministry official responsible for Venice's monuments.

It suggests instead that the agent had the power to will otherwise even though the motive and circumstances be unchanged.

Otherwise, even though the morphology of Fe3O4 anode material is conducive for Li+ ions to travel (e.g., S160@AB/Li cell), the electrochemical properties of such cells are inferior even at low current densities (Fig. 4).

It is still hard to see how a mouse can fear- or believe-true any sentences, English or otherwise, even though it can fear a cat and believe that it is dangerous.

Yes, it was fun trying some truly decadent foods that are otherwise inaccessible, even though I felt like a big ball of fried dough by the end.

2034, 2041-2042, 52 L.Ed.2d 651977977) (decided after the Court of Appeals filed its opinion), where this Court concluded that a federal court of appeals is without pendent jurisdiction over otherwise nonappealable claims even though they are joined with a double jeopardy claim over which the appellate court does have interlocutory appellate jurisdiction.

The black bar on the back of iPad models with cellular connectivity, and the windows on the back of the iPhone 5 at the top and bottom stick out like sore thumbs on otherwise unbroken surfaces, even though with the iPhone Apple managed to make it mostly work in its favor.

Researchers noted several instances of coaches, trainers and players avoiding examinations, ignoring medical advice or otherwise obstructing the study, even though the players had signed consent forms to participate and university ethics officials had given institutional consent.

Or should we speak out loudly to point out that, independent of one's beliefs about what is sacred, this tissue would otherwise be thrown away, even though it could help improve and save lives?