Sentence examples for to make otherwise from inspiring English sources

Anti-Semitism is also rare in its ability to make otherwise smart people believe fantastical and idiotic things.

Now it's about discussing numbers and trying to make sense of whether the evidence is enough to make otherwise healthy people want to become patients.

Thorman, the BBC's head of rural affairs who has responsibility for Countryfile, said the programme needed a drastic shakeup to make otherwise "pretty dull" rural issues more interesting to viewers.

Countryfile needed a drastic shakeup to make otherwise "pretty dull" rural issues more interesting to BBC viewers, an employment tribunal hearing an age-discrimination complaint from the show's former presenter Miriam O'Reilly heard today.

"I believe that I've got a compelling argument to make otherwise I wouldn't do this," Moffett told BBC Radio Wales.

By doing so, workers could avoid having to make otherwise mandatory contributions to the social health insurance system while receiving some free services under the new program.

There is something in the culture of banking that lends itself to making otherwise fairly good people do bad things.

There was a total agreeance about the need for the film to be made, otherwise it could not have been possible.

But even the loosest needs preparation, and connections need to be made; otherwise the whole thing descends into comedy patter, the old gag routine.

Recent history suggests a very great crisis (2008) is needed for any truly big decision to be made; otherwise it is punt, punt, and punt.

AirCarbon uses pollutants as resources to make products otherwise made from oil.