Sentence examples for whom otherwise from inspiring English sources

His other notable treatise is about the Jews; it reproduces in paraphrase relevant excerpts from Jewish, Samaritan, and Gentile writers and is valuable for preserving the substance of Hellenistic Jewish authors of whom otherwise nothing would be known.

There are, of course, those who will resist this conclusion, in part out of loyalty to Mr. Scorsese, a director to whom otherwise hard-headed critics are inclined to extend the benefit of the doubt.

And it seems as though Hilary Mantel is terribly good at that – and is funny and scary and engaging, and really does present a late medieval world and a shady main character whom otherwise we might not have got to know very well with wit and verve.

Ironpants isn't the only hero you can control - the arcade-style game features characters, with charming names like "Cutiepants," "Chickenpants," and "Discopants" - a facetious gesture from the publishers, whom otherwise clearly want to stress you out beyond all recognition.

Regulators have imposed limits on the company's operations to limit the risk of a Deepwater Horizon-like spill and protect marine life on which indigenous communities like Olemaun's subsist — but let it to go forward despite bitter opposition from environmentalists, most of whom otherwise support Obama's actions.

It is noticeable in the present surveillance that 110 cases of HBsAg-positive individuals – the majority of Asian origin (Table 3) – were identified, whom otherwise would not have been diagnosed.

His approach has allowed him to remain close to people with whom he otherwise disagrees sharply.

… Too many women — most of whom are otherwise self-assured and competent — feel uncomfortable firmly squeezing another person's hand.

In Silicon Valley, many companies recruit these foreign students -- many of whom would otherwise have to leave -- right after graduation.

"My first thought was that you don't want to respond," Mr. Stringer said of Mr. Wolfson, whom he otherwise credited with keeping a cool head.

This tarnished the Republican brand among Latino voters, many of whom might otherwise have been well disposed to a party with a pro-business, pro-family message.