Sentence examples for otherwise far from inspiring English sources

The skulls had some Neanderthal-like features, but their appearance was otherwise far more primitive.

Otherwise, far from being sterile, the debate about equality should have become more urgent with growing affluence.

At his strict Catholic boarding school, he was an altar boy but was otherwise far from a star pupil.

At first, touches from the real world were discreetly introduced into icons otherwise far removed from reality.

A presumed handful of weapons allows North Korea to bully and subvert its otherwise far more powerful southern neighbour and cock a snook at America.

How members of public unions vote absolutely determines the outcome of races in places like Hamilton and Ewing, and the union's organizing power can threaten candidates otherwise far removed from the capital suburbs.

This happened even in an otherwise far-seeing article on June 14 , 1999 that laid out -- a half year before the indictment -- the reasons the Justice Department might never be able to prove that Dr. Lee had spied for China.

Convincing viewers to swallow its otherwise far-fetched premise of a high school teacher-turned-meth cook rests on the realization that first propels Walt to break bad, which we are invited to realize along with him: we're not that far off.

Now, "hack" has a different meaning -- to take a shortcut around an otherwise far-reaching goal.

Otherwise, the far right will be the main beneficiary.

Mother had us five children but otherwise was far too busy giving parties.