Sentence examples for otherwise reserved from inspiring English sources

The London press pursues McEwan with an avidity otherwise reserved for Amy Winehouse.

All messages overheated by abusive language or intemperate accusations go into the bin otherwise reserved for solicitations from Nigerian billionaires.

Along with monthly checks that are based on the worker's earnings history, beneficiaries generally qualify for Medicare — otherwise reserved for those over 65 — two years after being admitted to the disability rolls.

I notice that you describe the offenses against patients in much less detail than his offenses against his neighbors — and that you talk about getting rid of him in terms otherwise reserved for athletic victory.

But even though fund managers do not invest their own money to create the carried interest, the proceeds are still taxed at lower rates that are otherwise reserved for investment income.

I don't mean the candied, fizzy wine that sold so many millions of cases annually in the United States in the 1970s and '80s, consigning the term Lambrusco to that special place of contempt otherwise reserved for wine coolers and fortified street wines.

The Georgia Department of Corrections said it was cooperating and would otherwise reserve comment.

But I would otherwise reserve my resources until my reporters found news that disrupts the current equilibrium, or threatens to disrupt it.

Such an appointment would otherwise be reserved for the mayor, pending approval from City Council.

Over and above the novel bits of sewing, the threads and woolly patches which disturb the surfaces of his otherwise somewhat reserved tonal paintings, his work seems to owe too much to Spanish painter, Miquel Barcelo, who also uses as lot of extraneous material along with paint, and to the psychological terrains of Peter Doig, a previous Turner nominee, rather than becoming thoroughly itself.

Otherwise, continue reserving movies in the same way as above.