Sentence examples for otherwise shown from inspiring English sources

Symbolic laws introduced by the Tories, who have otherwise shown no interest in human rights, amount to just more posturing.

Unfortunately, the Obama administration has scaled back work-site enforcement and otherwise shown it does not consider immigration laws to be a high priority.

[The Guardian] Facing growing public protests about pollution, China's leaders are reaching for a remedy that they have otherwise shown little appetite for: letting the courts decide.

This voting process may explain, in part, why the United States has never broadcast or otherwise shown any interest in Eurovision, despite the program's immense cultural importance in Europe.

They get to meet startups that might not have otherwise shown up in their milieu, allowing them to build early relationships.

GameSpot's Carolyn Petit wrote that "the pleasure of Thirty Flights of Loving emerges from the things left unshown", allowing the player to infer and imagine the events, such as the heist itself, that are not otherwise shown.

Bob is otherwise showing his age.

In polls that otherwise show Mr. Bush doing well with voters, that is his Achilles heel.

"We began to giggle, to sing, yell and otherwise show exuberance".

They otherwise showed strong growth in payments, but more modest results in the online marketplace.

What was it about Luciano Pavarotti that made him so popular among people who otherwise showed no special affection for opera?