Sentence examples for otherwise except from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, except for the whistles of a few birds, there is silence.
But Ms. Turner's character never exhibits any faith, shaken or otherwise, except in herself.
His opponents offer no solution, plausible or otherwise, except for, as they say, kicking the can down the road.
But they also see no clear way to Mr. Milosevic's departure otherwise, except a conviction that the truth must somehow win out.
They are also secretive, self-referential environments where transparency, Mr. Bush's other hobbyhorse, is unlikely to be embraced in any form, accounting or otherwise, except as window-dressing.
Otherwise, except for the minister's staff, employees are civil servants led by a permanent undersecretary or secretary-general, who runs the ministry.
The record shows that for the last 10 years we have tried, the world has tried, in just about every way -- diplomatic, economic and otherwise -- except military, in the end, to convince Saddam Hussein to live by the rules of international law and civilization.
The apartment was otherwise bare, except for a small wooden table with no chairs and several sets of bunk beds.
Laboratory data were otherwise nonspecific except for mild dehydration.
The land so rented is assumed to be otherwise unproductive except for relatively low value agricultural or recreational uses.
They flow vigorously in winter and spring but are otherwise dry, except for small flows in limited areas upstream.
