Sentence examples for otherwise learned from inspiring English sources

When libertarians, civil and otherwise, learned about Admiral Poindexter's grandiose plan to invade our privacy with the spooky Total Information Awareness system, they yelped so much that Congress demanded a report before allowing further research.

Students quickly realize that they learn all sorts of skills they would not have otherwise learned and are very proud and engaged.

The 50 or so people assembled talked about protest, shared stories of actions both successful and otherwise, learned about the history of conflict in West Virginia, took nature walks, measured a nearby stream for pollutants, and climbed trees to learn the basic tenets of a tree-sit.

Lectures, presentations and forums about new drugs are valuable to health care professionals, whose busy schedules often keep them from otherwise learning such crucial information.

"It's not immediately apparent to me the satellites would tell me something I couldn't otherwise learn from an airplane," Mr. Pike said.

Urban studies can introduce students to very basic facts about the world around them that they might not otherwise learn, like the role of segregatory housing in the U.S. wealth gap.

Estyn said it improves pupils' confidence and knowledge in areas they would not otherwise learn about.

Otherwise, learn the Who Dat chant and venture out to one of the anti-venues.

Third parties may also be able to match up files between users and otherwise learn about the contents of their supposedly protected uploads.

They come to guide us, teach us, and make us think about things we never would otherwise learn.

Children also often overhear or otherwise learn information about the events, such as through the Internet or social media or from conversations with other children.