Sentence examples for otherwise experienced from inspiring English sources

Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani moved yesterday to portray the attacks as aberrations in a city that has otherwise experienced a remarkable decline in crime.

One answer is that the calm torturer is just someone who has done this so many times that he's used to it, or has otherwise experienced some sort of moral or emotional death.

The last few years have almost certainly presented a steep learning curve to otherwise experienced police detectives, requiring them to learn words like "doxxing" and "mudkipz" on top of understanding the differences between various types of online communication (from Jabber to Internet Relay Chat, and from private forums to Snapchat).

Not only do they save the public considerable sums of money, they also speed up the criminal justice process (which is still too slow) and – perhaps most importantly of all – they reduce the anxiety and distress otherwise experienced by victims and witnesses who have to wait many months, and sometimes longer, for an outcome in their case.

Premature infants lack the tactile stimulation they would have otherwise experienced in the womb.

The aim of the stabilization is to reduce the increase in viscosity, which is otherwise experienced in concentrated silica sols due to the strong hydrophilicity.

–When someone visits this place, what will he or she see, hear and otherwise experience?

It makes us feel taller, less perishable, less discontinuous than we would otherwise experience ourselves as being.

The reason that it's fun to design sets is that it allows you to try on personalities that you'd never otherwise experience".

This is, of course, precisely the reason we have international arts festivals – to expose audiences to stories and styles we would not otherwise experience.

My visits are not just about healthcare, I also offer company to many people who otherwise experience very little social interaction.