Sentence examples similar to but rather a first hand from inspiring English sources
This article is not meant to be an exhaustive review of exposure assessment methods, but rather a first-hand commentary on the use of particular methods in our studies.
"The point is not to polish his image or make a cinematic apology, but rather to get a first-hand look at a very complex and epic story".
"Better fuel efficiency and other savings like road tax banding, no maintenance costs and no MOT for the first three years are often key considerations for people deciding to buy a new car rather than a second-hand one," Mr Visscher added.
To save money on parts of the costume, rather than buying everything new, try looking at a second hand store.
Even though there are publications associated with the movement, particularly by Zakariya Kandahalwi, the emphasis has never been on book learning, but rather on first-hand personal communication.
What's love, but a second-hand emotion?
A watch with a second hand.
Consider buying a second-hand bike, rather than a new one, for added environmental benefit (the "reuse" in the 3Rs) and lower out-of-pocket cost.
Schmidt is a shrewd enough coach to know that this is the approach the world's best teams take rather than an anomaly; Argentina gave them a first-hand lesson in that during the World Cup.
But how about some first-hand heroism over a second-hand table?
