Sentence examples for otherwise extremely from inspiring English sources

It's little wonder that in this climate, being labelled a "hacker" made otherwise extremely bright young people almost completely unemployable.

They are simple in this one respect – but are otherwise extremely enigmatic and slip away just when you think you have a grip on them.

There is another cichlid with a bulging brow and frowning lips in Lake Malawi with, again, an unrelated but otherwise extremely similar-looking cichlid in Lake Tanganyika.

The earnings in this otherwise extremely difficult and demanding profession are of course astronomic, and most mere mortals get dizzy just thinking about the sums".

Only an ever-so-slightly trite closing/opening stanza undercuts the sense of growing malaise, providing an unnecessary punchline to an otherwise extremely effective shaggy-dog story that will have you flinching every time you hear someone sniff.

What's needed beyond a gap in knowledge, Berlyne argued, is incongruity and surprise: something that seems to outright contradict what we already know, or to be otherwise extremely novel.

There were some quibbles about the soundtrack (too bombastic?), but otherwise an extremely popular choice.

A languid economy in a country perceived as otherwise being extremely wealthy combined with a growth in unemployment to contribute to the kingdom's sense of malaise.

The transactions would be completely off-market and thus avoid the exchange-rate consequences of Chinese currency diversification that could otherwise be extremely uncomfortable to the United States and the euro area.

We need to recognize there's very much a problem, and the examples that prove otherwise are extremely rare.

But a new study suggests otherwise: At extremely high wind speeds, blowing spray and foam create a sort of veneer that lets air glide across the waves almost without friction an unexpected phenomenon that needs to be included in computer models of hurricanes, scientists say.