Sentence examples for are rather looking for from inspiring English sources

They are rather looking for understatement".

Trackvia's executives suggest that its customers are not so much interested in sharing their data broadly but are rather looking for better ways to handle information internally.

The quarterback does not read through a progression of receivers, as is customary, but rather looks for an open space in the defense.

To explain an action is not to look for an antecedent condition that, together with a general empirical law, explains the occurrence of an event, it is rather to look for the motive that renders behaviour intelligible and as such more than mere behaviour.

On most game-day afternoons, identifying the enemy of a New York Giants fan is rather simple: Look for the guy in the opposing jersey.

Aside from the monogrammed aprons, the restaurants presence is rather discrete, look for Luke's Rostis signage near the entrance and a long queue, a sure sign that Chef Luke's hollandaise and potato fritters are the main event at the farmers market.

It's upbeat rather than miserable, colourful and light, which is what people are looking for rather than British grey skies.

That would partly explain why foreign companies are not rushing to enter on their own but rather are looking for Indian partners who know their way around.

"That's what consumers are looking for, rather than going on a big trip or buying a new car or home".

In the case of the n.Fluent project, programmers are not trying to have a computer master the "rules" of a language, but rather are looking for statistical patterns between two sets of translated texts and among the words themselves.

Resenting this, Woolverton argued that Belle was the type of character who would much rather "be looking for a way out, or she'd be intrigued that she was living in an enchanted castle".