Sentence examples for otherwise of a from inspiring English sources

Which perhaps tells us more about Bennett than the existence or otherwise of a sex life.

THE VACUUM CLEANER -- An absurdist play about the dreams, erotic and otherwise, of a 1950's housewife.

The success or otherwise of a chick-flick rests largely on the conversation that happens after The Dash.

The success or otherwise of a school boils down to the everyday interactions between the student and the teacher.

It is a land of shifting perspectives reflecting the realities, economic and otherwise, of a graying America.

Firstly, they speak to the success or otherwise of a conflict more and more people believe increasingly is becoming impossible to win.

Finally, the cleanliness, or otherwise, of an electric vehicle depends on what time of the day it is recharged.

Yet a jury is still obliged to come to a decision as to whether or not pornographic images are "grossly offensive, disgusting or otherwise of an obscene character".

We're not talking about images of abuse here, but consensually-made material depicting acts deemed by law as "grossly offensive, disgusting, or otherwise of an obscene character".

The existence (or otherwise) of an effect threshold for MN can therefore only be speculated upon, but not be determined by measurement (Slob 1999).

This was to avoid the possibility that participants could use the availability or otherwise of an un- form, or pre-empting alternatives, to judge reversibility.