Sentence examples for otherwise hugely from inspiring English sources

On the face of it, the Ulyanovsk story was a ridiculous blip in an otherwise hugely successful worldwide event.

They ask what basic restrictions the laws of physics place on wound healing and what kind of insights this gives into an otherwise hugely complex process.

A veteran broadcaster once told me that Denis Law, for example - intelligent, witty and otherwise hugely perceptive - was a disappointing match analyst.

He can sometimes seem his own worst enemy (remember the endless last sentence of the otherwise hugely engaging The Rotter's Club?) and it's true there are things in this novel that don't quite work.

This is interesting as the, otherwise hugely appealing, iPhone XR (details) cuts costs by using an LCD display.

Not a Dane himself, Jenkins offers an outsider's look at a relatively small but otherwise hugely visible and sociopolitically fascinating country.

Some, perhaps, lie in what has otherwise been hugely beneficial.

Tielemans gets a booking on his debut, which has otherwise been hugely impressive.

In truth, that basic misconception often dooms activations that would otherwise be hugely successful.

He's not hugely motivated otherwise.

Otherwise, it will be hugely embarrassing to the I.O.C. and to the Saudis.