Sentence examples for are there rather from inspiring English sources

He wants to address "the experience when you are there", rather than the "doodle seen from 20,000 feet" that some iconic architects provide.

This poses the danger "that community vulnerability is defined and measured by and through the available large databases, such as the census, because they are there, rather than because these databases encapsulate vulnerability" (King 2001, p. 147).

"It's the brand trying to talk through the people who are there, rather than about the album".

I've personally found it much easier to mingle at the beginning of an event when only a handful of people are there rather than walk into an overwhelming room buzzing with conversation.

They are seen as weaknesses that shouldn't be there, rather than parts of everyone's lives.

"I equate it all the time to comic-book conventions, where people turn up who are excited to be there, rather than just for shopping," Mr. Hammonds said.

"Logistically it made sense, when everyone was there, rather than holding two separate press conferences.

"We do just look at the next game but it is better to be there rather than 10 places or 20 places down the table".

Or is there, rather, just argle-bargle?

I'm looking for what might be there, rather than what's not.

When we confront emptiness, our experience is not that nothing is there, rather that something is there no longer.