Sentence examples for read otherwise from inspiring English sources

When I read otherwise in the press … I just think some people have no sense of boundaries and keep pushing.

The match, Surrey v Derbyshire, was entertaining enough, though I was glad we had taken stuff to read, otherwise it could have been a long seven hours.

"I will try to save my city Tripoli and 2 millions of people living there," the e-mail sent to CNN in Saadi Qaddafi's name read, "otherwise Tripoli will be lost forever like Somalia".

He was hooked on computer science, he says, by a University of Kentucky research project that allowed scholars to read otherwise unreadable ancient texts from Pompeii, under the direction of computer science professor Brent Seales.

In case you've read otherwise, we have not gone away".

Some have practically taken credit for most of the movie while the on screen credits read otherwise.

Putting a backdoor in iMessage, by which the FBI could read otherwise-encrypted messages, would weaken the security of anyone who used the service, whether or not the FBI wanted to read their messages.

In fact, there are recent reports that the Executive Branch is engaged in discussions to compel manufacturers to build technological tools so law enforcement can read otherwise-encrypted data on smartphones.

Is it me, a person who read nearly all of them at age twelve, while my parents sighed and said tactfully, "This series would be good for a girl who wouldn't enjoy reading otherwise…" Over at EW's Popwatch, Jennifer Armstrong writes about the new series with the subtitle, "Or, why nostalgia trumps taste".

Reads without '−' are called gapless reads; otherwise they are called gapped reads.

About 7% of sequences in the database correspond to transposable elements embedded within reads otherwise consisting of satellite DNA (Additional file 6: Table S5).