Sentence examples for otherwise generally from inspiring English sources
Anyone saying otherwise generally has an interest in selling property".
The choreographic pickings were otherwise generally slim in new works by Victorio, Larry Pech, Hillary Cartwright and Roberta Mathes.
Two films stand out from Leisen's efforts in the 1950s, which are otherwise generally viewed as workmanlike and unremarkable.
These Jews, who make up some 15% of an otherwise generally non-religious population, rejoice in the military victory, seeing it as a sign of God's favor.
Although the elections on June 7 , 2015 were marred by early incidents of protesters burning ballot boxes in Guerrero, Oaxaca, and Chiapas states, the voting was otherwise generally peaceful.
Members, who have in the past included Racine, Corneille and Hugo, meet once a year, pronounce on the acceptability or otherwise (generally otherwise) of newfangled additions to the language of Molière (such as 'start-up' and 'stock-option'), and are supposed, every three-quarters of a century or so, to produce a new French dictionary.
Otherwise, analysts generally viewed the results favorably.
The tests are used in research laboratories but otherwise are generally available only through local and state health departments.
Perhaps in consequence, wayward judgments, annoying stylistic tics and repellent prejudices seem to have been pea-shootered into what is otherwise a generally informative and often insightful commentary.
The BBC's impartiality, or otherwise, is generally mentioned in connection with its interpretation of British politics, or unrest in the Middle East, rather than internecine rumblings at Everton Football Club.
In an opinion apparently written in June 2009, Walton said the court was "gravely concerned" that "NSA analysts, cleared and otherwise, have generally not adhered to the dissemination restrictions proposed by the government, repeatedly relied on by the court in authorizing the [email and internet bulk] metadata, and incorporated into the court's orders in this matter [redacted] as binding on NSA".
