Sentence examples for put it otherwise from inspiring English sources

But, as we will see, the properties of a logic depend in general on the global behaviour of the set of its theories as a bunch, or — to put it otherwise — on its consequence relation due to the duality between the family of closed sets (the theories) and the consequence operation.

Thus, supporters of a loosening of the embargo spoke about the emancipatory effects of tourism and big business while a conservative like Rubio justified the embargo at least in part because, as he put it, "otherwise American businesses will just go to Cuba and prefer to do business with the government.

Relations are usually taken to have a 'degree'adicityity'arityity'), which depends on the number of objects that they can relate, or, to put it otherwise (somewhat metaphorically), on the number of 'places' they come with.

You have to let them put it in, otherwise they won't come back.

Please put it away otherwise you might come home and find me dead".

He is more confident than ever about the new music – he wouldn't put it out otherwise, he says.

Clean weekly, don't put it off otherwise the mess will be much worse.

Many educationists know that children are more likely to acquire knowledge if they can immediately put it to use; otherwise they may just not see the point.

Don't put it on full, otherwise you will be to hot! Don't open windows or doors!

As the writer Lincoln Michel recently put it, in a piece otherwise in favour of an author's claims: "A world without unfinished Kafka is essentially a world without Kafka, and that's not one I want to live in".

I like this because it allows us to put a price on people's self-image, or at a minimum shows they're willing to pay more to appear more intellectual.If I've missed a good explanation for the price difference, economic or otherwise, put it in the comments.