Sentence examples for Stated rather from inspiring English sources

It can be stated rather simply: You never know.

Where they were hypnotically suggestive, the message this time is stated rather flatly: white man speak without a clue.

The CCRC was not criticised for 'failing to investigate cases adequately' as originally stated; rather it was criticised for the excessive variation in expertise between case managers.

Theresa May has stated, rather patronisingly, that any negotiator knows you should not show your hand to those on the other side of the table before negotiations have even begun.

Trying to explain what was offensive enough to warrant killing the entire curriculum and firing its director, Tucson school board member Michael Hicks stated rather proudly that he was not actually familiar with the curriculum.

The English philosopher Herbert Spencer once stated, rather ponderously, that only by constant iteration can alien truths be impressed upon reluctant minds: the price system, with its capacity for infinite repetition, is well suited to this sometimes unpleasant task.

It calls itself a "freistaat," or free state, rather than a "bundesland," or federal state.

He said Ms. Lilly was in a "minimally conscious state" rather than a persistent vegetative state.

States, rather than the federal government, are the primary regulators of the nation's insurance companies.

Art siphons off these disturbing inner states rather than letting them grow rancid.

Suppose that Mr. Romney performed well in the early-voting states rather than poorly.