Sentence examples for otherwise sometimes from inspiring English sources

And where disasters, natural and otherwise, sometimes strike.

It did not matter that his senses told him otherwise; sometimes, the man decided, our senses are wrong.

Newspapers – and critics – love to pretend otherwise, sometimes even headlining the opinions of their arts commentators as "verdicts" as if we were high court judges, but in reality, a review at its best is just a bloody good read.

It is a desolate and desperate place where good jobs are almost nonexistent, money is scarce, a sense of oppression pervades people's lives and extreme ideologies, religious and otherwise, sometimes provide a purpose and succor that young men find nowhere else.

Otherwise sometimes I can feel really slow".

Immigrant or otherwise, children sometimes just need a cheerful reminder.

We have to improve, otherwise we sometimes kill our good game.

In an election season rife with factual misstatements, deliberate and otherwise, Mr. Gingrich sometimes seems to stand out for exhibiting an excess of knowledge.

Adam and Eve, reunited, stare longingly into each other's eyes as they discover at last what fun sinning, original or otherwise, can sometimes be.

A pattern of unsteady behaviour that was unconnected to the personalities of these politicians, attractive or otherwise, and sometimes not even to their policies.

Together with the recent announcement that Prince William is to be stationed in the British colony, the spotlight will soon be back on this otherwise quiet, sometimes forgotten cluster of 778 islands.