Sentence examples for that's otherwise from inspiring English sources

Built around a gloriously gooey six note bassline, there's little more to it than a flatteringly propulsive percussion track and a few icy-blue pads that introduce an undulating sense of warmth to a track that's otherwise as tough as a steelworker's boots.

Or something else underlines a discrepancy in size that's otherwise cleverly camouflaged, such as the moment in Otto Preminger's venomous noir thriller Angel Face when tiny Jean Simmons dons Robert Mitchum's gigantic suit jacket and is promptly engulfed by a herringbone tsunami.

Rahim's character – Samir, a drycleaner with tragic family troubles – is a sullen, taciturn figure, the actor's restraint throughout bringing a stable centre to a film that's otherwise prone to hair-tearing histrionics.

There are all sorts of reasons for the industry's decline in popularity, but the Rosaires claim that a major historical event one that's otherwise viewed as one of the most hopeful developments of the 20th century pretty much destroyed their former way of life.

Small observational nuggets like this stand out in prose that's otherwise pretty dry.

Audience contributions introduce a welcome random factor into a show that's otherwise as neatly choreographed as the heist it depicts.

But it does provide a degree of certainty that is otherwise lacking in today's markets.

Stephen H. Burum's photography at times achieves the necessary dreamlike mood that is otherwise missing.

Ethnographic enquiry may reveal important issues that are otherwise missed.

But this year there is much that is otherwise different.

Heraldry explains much history and literature that is otherwise obscure.