Sentence examples for otherwise regarded from inspiring English sources

More than 70 percent of Germans, otherwise regarded as parsimonious, would now be willing to pay €20, or about $28, more a month for their energy if nuclear power was abolished.

It was a gutsy display that told plenty about the tough-as-teak temperament of someone otherwise regarded as the Tour's 'Mr Nice Guy'.

Attention is turning to understanding the social and cultural influences – the 'invisible' constraints, otherwise regarded as institutional aspects, to explain deeply embedded attitudes and behaviours that are posing resistant to current change strategies.

However, the speech was otherwise regarded as reconciliatory.

It can make you really appreciate being touched or otherwise regarded in a sexual/sensual way when it does happen.

Can these techniques upstage – in a clinically significant way – patients otherwise regarded as having pN0 disease?

All this is on offer to young, rural Kenyans who would otherwise regard $900 a year as decent money.

"They are absolutely cleared to do their work," said Mr. Moran of the U.S.O.C. "We have no questions under review, or otherwise, regarding any member of the task force".

As an added benefit, speaking up will explain your decision to quit typing, which your fellow board members might otherwise regard as selfish.

It is barbarism of a kind that might be found in a country whose legal system the United States would otherwise regard with contempt.

"We have to look at state-aid rules to make sure that if we have an industry as vital as the steel industry is, in the particular and exceptional circumstances that it finds itself in, whether there should be some flexibility in what many people otherwise regard as overly strict state-aid rules".