Sentence examples for otherwise meaning from inspiring English sources

Live videos aren't stored on your Instagram, in Stories or otherwise, meaning your followers can only see them while you're actually broadcasting.

Los Angeles City Councilman Paul Krekorian said in many cases, two people in the same vehicle would not have driven separately otherwise, meaning they do not meet the traditional definition of a carpool.

If they had acted otherwise (meaning, cheering Papelbon), I would have been surprised more.

This sort of politicking must be firmly confronted, least it gain traction among the campaign staff of otherwise well meaning candidates from either side.

Taking the opposite perspective, some environmentalists have argued that virtually none of the oil handled by Keystone XL would otherwise be extracted, meaning that one hundred per cent of the emissions should be counted.

For example, if a neighborhood troublemaker with a flair for hyperbolic drama has a well known grudge against the supposed "Granny Killer" for beating them in "The Best Person Ever" competition last year, and they tell a highly unlikely story about this otherwise reasonable person meaning to do harm to Grandma, one may want to get a bit of clarification before unleashing the crazy.

(3) Range of meanings, such as the fixity or otherwise of meaning across different local populations.

The last two words, which are otherwise without meaning, are sometimes emended to "Sinmöru" and the entire phrase is taken to mean that Surtr has a female companion named Sinmara.

Hot cross buns must be made and eaten on Good Friday before 11 o'clock, otherwise their meaning is lost.

The "&Co" was added to give the name a sort of "young vibe" and has otherwise no meaning.

It is not, the reviewing attorney says, "a unitary mark with a unique, incongruous, or otherwise nondescriptive meaning in relation to the goods and/or services".