Sentence examples for otherwise perhaps from inspiring English sources

But information persistence research suggests otherwise – perhaps showing even a decreasing lifespan for content.

I haven't yet felt compelled to do otherwise, perhaps one day I will.

In defeat, intentionally or otherwise, perhaps a point had been made.

Otherwise, perhaps the airlines should not be allowed to let so many people board ahead of me.

Otherwise, perhaps, if you are shooting Redford talking on the phone, he would be kind of isolated.

Talbot made a beautiful photograph of books on shelves, perhaps imitating a still life, perhaps suggesting photography's potential as evidence, legal or otherwise, perhaps implying a self-portrait.

But a whole lot of Americans apparently feel otherwise, or perhaps more accurately, are perfectly willing to be persuaded otherwise.

There were the Jewish Zealots, who fought against Rome in the first century, and Hindu Thugs, who strangled or otherwise murdered perhaps a million people during their seventh-century reign of terror.

The emperor, whose subjects consider him to be divine (a descendant of the Sun Goddess), learns otherwise; or perhaps he doesn't, but is merely forced to live a slightly more ordinary life.

It's a way of seeing what are otherwise civil, perhaps quite heated, but ultimately quite neutrally comprehensible disputes and making it impossible for those arguments to even take place in any kind of reasonable way by saying that black is white, which is a bit like we were saying about the crowd.

They have already been responsible for some terrific applications that use interactive databases that we wouldn't have able to build as fast otherwise, or perhaps at all because we would not have had anyone focused on developing that technical capability.