Sentence examples for otherwise stricken from inspiring English sources

Photos of Mayer looking caddish and smug were placed adjacent to photos of famous women crying or looking otherwise stricken, with headlines like "Girls Who Date John Mayer Always Regret It!" It is difficult to say whether any of those accusations were fair.

Goldberg complained that the table was too small, but otherwise struck a tone of measured optimism.

"You can see that the two boys did not kick, punch or otherwise strike each other.

Even more than most, Mr Brown needs to keep his chancellor as a lightning rod for bolts of criticism that might otherwise strike him.

Dylan Hartley remains exiled, though could return during the tournament should injury or otherwise strike one of the aforementioned three hookers in the squad.

It is also enabling the company to retain young, restless employees who might otherwise strike out for Bit Valley, Japan's version of Silicon Valley.

That it was, in fact, impossible to imagine otherwise strikes me as a sad comment on what we've come to accept as fans.

These assumptions help to explain (what may otherwise strike the reader as curious) why, as this entry will illustrate, discussions of scientific explanation so often move back and forth between examples drawn from bona-fide science (e.g., explanations of the trajectories of the planets that appeal to Newtonian mechanics) and more homey examples involving the tipping over of inkwells.

I learned much from the true narratives of characters, academic and para-academic, who might otherwise strike one as fictional.

Just as a lightning rod attracts any lightning bolts that might otherwise strike a roof, the power grid, which is designed specifically to be extremely efficient at conducting electricity, attracts space weather bolts.

Otherwise, strike left up to the clifftop route.