Sentence examples for otherwise to create from inspiring English sources

Because it has limited value in and of itself, the sextet had to work, in musical ways and otherwise, to create some.

An article by an ophthalmologist explaining how our eyes help us perceive color, including strategies artists use, knowingly or otherwise, to create magical effects.

"Art and the eye": An article by an ophthalmologist explaining how our eyes help us perceive color, including strategies artists use, knowingly or otherwise, to create magical effects.

The secondary aim of this study is to investigate the availability of suitable measurement tool(s)—otherwise to create a scale to measure the transformation of HIV/AIDS-related stigma in the context of the health professionals' work environment.

All of these productions, like so much contemporary art, reflect the way we view the power of genetics -- for good or otherwise -- to create new, extended and possibly transformed lives for us.

To assert otherwise is to create the wrong impression.

To imply otherwise is to create problems where none exist.

They also participated in partner yoga, where they held hands or otherwise connected to create poses.

These results are inconsistent with the notion that unlikely or ill-prepared newly public bidders make overvalued bids or otherwise fail to create value through M&A activity.

All can be jumped on, hit and otherwise played to create beautiful forest music – before the trail ends at a bell tower that creates yet more squeaks and whistles.

But she also writes about obstacles nearly all young adults face, whether their sense of displacement is geographical or otherwise: how to create an identity while maintaining a sense of belonging, particularly when it involves forging intimate relationships.