Sentence examples for otherwise spoken from inspiring English sources

Trump has otherwise spoken little about the hate speech incidents since the election.

While many who might have otherwise spoken out likely limited their criticism – not wanting to anger a powerful political dynasty – many prominent Democratic and Black commentators and politicians did call it out.

The Antarctica Slang dictionary on Cool Antarctica, an informal Antarctic blog, defines the terms as "a relationship conducted on the ice only just for the season, even if one or both parties are otherwise spoken for.

In Israel, a list as long as your arm of retired intelligence chiefs, generals and admirals, officials of all sorts, even nuclear scientists, have publicly stepped forward to support the agreement, written an open letter to Netanyahu on the subject, and otherwise spoken out, including one ex-head of the Mossad, Israel's intelligence service, appointed to his position by none other than Netanyahu.

Yet it isn't totally clear that Conyers III will in fact run: On Tuesday night, the would-be successor who has not otherwise spoken publicly since his father's retirement praised the achievements of his dad on Twitter and said he was honored "that my father endorses me as his successor in his congressional seat".

But he otherwise spoke cautiously about American intervention by force.

Previous Fed chairmen gave speeches and appeared before Congress, but otherwise spoke very little in public.

The court said she "frequently berated, interrupted and otherwise spoke negatively to" the lawyer.

Tobón, whose manner is mild and sympathetic, unites parts of the community that might not otherwise speak to one another.

An answer will jump out in your news feed, probably from your aunt in Boise you never otherwise speak to.

And although Bernstein doesn't otherwise speak, he seems a frequent companion, thumping the podium and grunting as he goes.