Sentence examples for otherwise suggests from inspiring English sources

Experience – bitter or otherwise – suggests they are going to have to make their peace with the notion of spoons.

To argue otherwise suggests that an employer has a broad right to limit what employees do off the job.

The fact that Romney thinks otherwise suggests that underneath his public cynicism lurks something more troubling: A deep miscalculation about which votes he needs to win and how.

New York City Transit could not say yesterday how many straphanging fans there were at Ebbets Field and Yankee Stadium during the last subway series, in 1956, but evidence, anecdotal and otherwise, suggests it was probably well above 75percentt and even higher in earlier years, for several reasons.

Although What Is in Parmenides has its nearest analogue in these divine principles, Parmenides himself never in the extant fragments calls What Is divine or otherwise suggests that it is a god.

However, we cannot "otherwise than be"—since otherwise suggests the infinity, the open non-structure of human sensibility and affectivity, so long as these are understood as for-the-Other.

But research suggests otherwise.

Experience suggests otherwise.

Yet history suggests otherwise.

Independent research suggests otherwise.

The evidence suggests otherwise.