otherwise的示例

• Come in now, otherwise you'll get wet.

• I'd better tell him about the letter, otherwise he might be angry.

• You'd better hurry, otherwise you'll miss the train.

• Take that chocolate away, otherwise I'll eat it all.

• They had to leave early, otherwise the children would have been up too late.

• His phone call was a welcome intrusion into an otherwise tedious morning.

• A tiny mark flawed the otherwise perfect silk shirt.

• She was badly bruised but otherwise unhurt.

• When referees make contentious decisions players are going to be upset, and anyone who thinks otherwise is living in cloud-cuckoo-land.

• Dennis White scored the only goal in an otherwise forgettable match.

• Otherwise, individual states could have sabotaged national policy by placing restrictions on imports, foreign in origin, that came to them from other states.

• Informative disclosures in the financial statements are to be regarded as reasonably adequate unless otherwise stated in the report.

• Her warfarin is well tolerated and otherwise the patient is in good health.

• A large number of functionalists themselves concede that the laws of nature are contingent and thus could have been otherwise.

• Their warranting not only protects his body, but gives it material efficacy it would not otherwise have, establishing his authority as a preacher.

• The degrees of freedom were 54 (n 56) unless otherwise stated.

• Even the movement in a single direction seems to push the meaning open in ways that must be otherwise shaped and contained.

• One cannot look to the object to discover its version within it, for looking is already looking-to-the-object; the version passes otherwise.

• While this encounter appears to be phenomenal and ontological, the rapport with the other, as the diachrony of time (near-repetition), also proceeds otherwise.

• Responsibility to the other comes about not only 'otherwise than being' but also in a sense 'before' being.

• The procedure was otherwise identical to that of the first session.

• The conviction carried by how things are in his fiction can not be separated from the sense that they might be otherwise.

• The only element specifically defined is that it includes unconsciousness; otherwise, its definition remains vague.

• If evolution proceeds by a series of small changes, it is hard to see how it could be otherwise.

• Otherwise, there is no way in which the process of learning can get started.