Sentence examples for which we otherwise from inspiring English sources

Twice in this century, we Germans have lost all our wealth; wealth which we otherwise could have passed on to our children.

They made it clear that nuclear strategy could no longer be treated as though it constituted a separate moral realm, in which the standards by which we otherwise judge our affairs are suspended.

It even gives us hope about our priorities as a nation, which we otherwise usually think of as guns, cultural insensitivity, and lunch.

They express a kind of freedom and truth which we otherwise wouldn't have.

Rudolf Simek states that in two skaldic kennings "Máni is apparently a gigantic being in a myth of which we otherwise know nothing".

Since our available detection optics were suboptimal for collection of VT680 emission, which is maximal at 688 nm, we prioritized optimal excitation of VT680 over that of eGFP, for which we otherwise found 920 nm to be optimal.

These authors were not curtailing their material out of fear of being targeted; they were saying what they had to say, political or otherwise, challenging the pieties, the kneejerk verities, by which we would otherwise still be defined.

Watching "South Pacific" now, we're forced to contemplate Iraq, which we're otherwise pretty skilled at avoiding.

The effects are sharpest during periods of tight bank credit and for firms which we might otherwise characterize as financially constrained.

The most successful, and the most lucrative, products are those that help us with tasks which we would otherwise be unable to complete.

Cartoons and illustrations often draw attention to the funny side of daily rituals and events to which we are otherwise impervious.