Sentence examples for otherwise such as from inspiring English sources

Unless there is conclusive evidence to prove otherwise — such as someone serving as an MP or councillor for another party — supporters must be taken at their word.

If any of my previous discourse has been interpreted otherwise, such as comments I once made about Zionism within the media, I will revise it to ensure there is no room for confusion.

Various venues, Thu to 31 Mar, leedsyoungfilm.com Essay film: a daunting term for a loosely defined genre of self-reflective cinema, the proponents of which would really be unclassifiable otherwise, such as Chris Marker, Agnès Varda or Patricio Guzmán (whose The Pearl Button is out this weekend).

All video games are imperfect, even the ones that appear otherwise (such as computerized versions of Chess).

As other microbially based analytical systems, MFCs are satisfactory systems to measure and integrate complex parameters that are difficult or impossible to measure otherwise, such as water toxicity (where the toxic effect to aquatic organisms needed to be integrated).

Such a device allows us to make some useful claims which we could not formulate otherwise, such as the blind ascription 'The next thing that Bill says will be true'.

Otherwise, such excitement as there was in the first half was squashed into the final three minutes and occurred at the other end of the pitch.

Otherwise such handsome places as Miramar in Westport, Bamba and Wildfire in Greenwich and the Great American Cafe in Glastonbury would still be in business.

Otherwise others, such as the Literature prize, will step in and take its place.

"There the values that the welfare state had otherwise subverted, such as masculinity, honour, violence and pain, were upheld".

Elferink also dismissed concerns that people who are associated with an offender but otherwise innocent, such as employers or landlords, could face backlash as a result.