Sentence examples for otherwise sound from inspiring English sources

That loss of trust could sink many small but otherwise sound firms.

This style of governing created some unease about Sarkozy's otherwise sound constitutional reforms in July.

Xhosa uses a system of tones to distinguish words that would otherwise sound the same.

2 Dylan Hartley 5/10 Early wobble at lineout, otherwise sound as always and scrummaged well.

The bank was otherwise sound, and survived the stupid move easily.

To put a name to a relationship that might otherwise sound chilly (partner), teen-aged (girlfriend) or heavy-breathing (lover)?

Partly because Ms. Gross realizes that "Fresh Air" is an increasingly rare alternative to the otherwise sound-bitten world of broadcast, she has little interest in television.

Paxson spoke to Williams on the telephone in the morning and said he was groggy, but otherwise sounded good.

Some of his other piano compositions, such as Aeolian Harp (1923) and The Banshee (1925), are played directly on the piano strings, which are rubbed, plucked, struck, or otherwise sounded by the hands or by an object.

The same F.B.I. warning Mr. Davis received went to other Western governors and local law enforcement officials, and none disclosed it -- a fact that some politicians tacked on to what otherwise sounded like votes of confidence.

The estimates of the accumulation in neutral phospholipids, assuming the 30:70 lipid/water composition, were also used in otherwise-sound models for tissue partitioning of basic drugs.