Sentence examples for and rather as from inspiring English sources

And rather as with the moon plots, all you'll be left with is less money and a plaque for the wall (if you printed it out).

And rather as young people in the West did in the 1960s, they are breaking the strictures of patriarchy in new ways.

Other residents spoke less of their house as a material asset, and rather as a source of stability and security for their families that made them better able to provide for their children's health and studies.

However, I never saw these challenges as major obstacles and rather as a motivation to succeed and be able to return to my community to help students like myself.

But a new generation appears to be seeing it as less of a threat and rather as something that will complement and substantiate conventional methods and possibly even one day replace them, though probably not entirely.

Instead, appearing delicate and rather as if she might have used that grey lipstick all over her face, Jolie plays a quiet woman who fervently believes her child has been abducted and replaced by another.

The track had just been laid, he later recounted, and was still soft and rather lumpy, as well as being punishingly steep.

The consequence may be to minimize the role of then Belgrade and rather attribute as much as possible to individual actors.

The survey was analyzed descriptively merging the response categories "content" and "rather content" as well as "uncontent" and "rather uncontent".

The Ethiopians would have the same number of representatives as the British (and rather more as their population increases).

Was quite progressive as a Berkeley econ professor, and rather brave as chair of Clinton's council of economic advisers.