Sentence for otherwise | Use otherwise in a sentence

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• I never do otherwise. (10)
• Otherwise, he would be sure to be here. (10)
• Otherwise up we go again. (8)
• Ashamed of being otherwise. (4)
• Otherwise, he in no degree exonerated himself. (10)
• She could not otherwise exist. (10)
• Otherwise, how I should pray to have you with us! (10)
• Otherwise we should be base verily. (10)
• What otherwise could be his excuse? (10)
• Otherwise we may have a lot of expense. (8)
• Otherwise we are a weltering human mass. (10)
• How otherwise do you get any real crisis? (10)
• Send me proof here unless I say otherwise. (14)
• Could she otherwise have dared to sketch him? (10)
• In the case of Mr. Melchisedec it was otherwise. (10)
• Otherwise, let him expect his whipping, with or without ornament. (10)
• Otherwise {137} it would go hard with the French. (19)
• Otherwise there was no interpreting his lordship. (10)
• To be otherwise comforted was out of the question. (4)
• Otherwise one morning he will wake a second time . (10)
• But it ended otherwise than his friends anticipated. (5)
• Let them not misuse you: otherwise do their bidding. (10)
• Nay, it would be too hard upon you, if it were otherwise. (4)
• Otherwise they may go to the yoke in spite of themselves. (10)
• The illusion was otherwise perfect, and it needed but this touch. (9)
• Otherwise the ballad is innocent; certainly it is innocent in design. (10)
• Knowing you as I do, I feel it cannot be otherwise than abhorrent to you. (8)
• We must have poetry with them; otherwise they are better in the kitchen. (10)
• She paid little attention to what Boyne told her otherwise of the Rasmiths. (9)
• Press it, if necessary; otherwise she might be disappointed, my dear fellow. (10)
• The still aspect of the house on the shining May afternoon was otherwise undisturbed. (10)
• The still aspect of the house on the shining May afternoon was otherwise undisturbed. (22)
• I have no reason, from any thing that has fallen within my observation, to do otherwise. (4)
• If she seemed bad and false to him, there was no longer reason to pretend to be otherwise. (8)
• Of course I should have to stop the scandal: otherwise the choice I had was unrestricted. (10)
• To suppose them to have been otherwise would be to impugn the common sense of our ancestors. (7)
• Otherwise I was without even an acquaintance, for everybody leaves Madrid during the summer. (14)
• He vowed that she had no comprehension of kindness; otherwise would she continue defiant of him? (10)
• She wrote too with her own hand letters which she would otherwise have dictated to her secretary. (8)
• If otherwise, she was to interdict the visit with as little delay as possible and cut him adrift. (10)
• Otherwise, as soon as they got used to living in six rooms instead of seventeen, they were really very comfortable. (9)
• They were good dogs: they went back; otherwise the malicious old rascal would have had my skeleton. (7)
• I assure you, Miss Anne, it prevents my wishing to see them at our house so often as I otherwise should. (4)
• It was these that she reported to her husband, whom she kept from talking with Ellen, and otherwise quelled. (9)
• But Renee could not be looking to freedom, otherwise she never would have written the wish for him to marry. (10)
• One sees how the thing could be managed otherwise, with a slight strain on the resources of psychical research. (2)
• The study of politics should be guided by some light of statesmanship, otherwise it comes to this wild preaching. (10)
• I wish you very happy and very rich, and by refusing your hand, do all in my power to prevent your being otherwise. (4)
• But the presence of the Third was necessary; otherwise he would have had to suppose himself personally distasteful. (10)
• He could not do anything otherwise than gently, and I was not suffered to feel that I had done a presumptuous thing. (9)
• To his wife he was very little otherwise indebted, than as her ignorance and folly had contributed to his amusement. (4)
• History, like the air we breathe, must be in motion to keep us uncorrupt: otherwise its ancient homes are infectious. (10)
• Some degree of pain was necessary to Sir Willoughby, otherwise he would not have seen his generosity confronting him. (10)
• A terribly strong inexhaustible man, of a magical power too; or would he otherwise have won such a mastery over Nevil? (10)
• At this crisis Mademoiselle Ferrario, otherwise Mademoiselle Rita of the Alcazar, agreed to share his wandering fortunes. (2)
• Otherwise one could clearly see the man might be off: he might be off at any minute, leaving a legal contention behind him. (10)
• Otherwise her mind was open; she was of aid to Victor in his confusion over some lost Idea he had often touched on latterly. (10)
• Otherwise there was no reason to suppose that they did not speak German, which was the language of a good half of the passengers. (9)
• I dare say he was glad of mine, for he was otherwise quite alone in the village, or had no companionship outside of his own family. (9)
• Nodding with gravity, I expressed regrets that the sea did not please her, otherwise I could have offered her a yacht for a cruise. (10)
• He was generous: otherwise would he not in scorn of soul, at the outset, straight off have pitched Clara Middleton to the wanton winds? (10)
• As it was, he did nothing with much zeal, but sport; and his time was otherwise trifled away, without benefit from books or anything else. (4)
• This it was which gave that episode its power of attracting and affecting the thoughts, feelings, actions of so many people otherwise remote. (8)
• When I read his version my sense aches for the rhyme which he rejected, but my admiration for his fidelity to Dante otherwise is immeasurable. (9)
• For most people choice is a curse, and it is this curse that the summer brings upon great numbers who would not perhaps otherwise be afflicted. (9)
• He had grown a short beard, his cheeks seemed a little fatter, and his eyes surely more green; otherwise, he looked much as she remembered him. (8)
• But, otherwise, he kept to his study, except for some rare and almost unwilling absences upon university lecturing at Johns Hopkins or at Cornell. (9)
• By reflecting the best sentiment of the community in which it is published, the newspaper makes articulate intelligent public opinion that might otherwise remain unexpressed. (16)

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