Sentence examples for concentrating rather on from inspiring English sources

Castle and Beckett, whom the plot kept apart for much of the time, spent the hour walking into impossibly clever traps that made adequate sense if one didn't think about them too much — which one didn't, concentrating rather on the endgame.

The modern intellectualist accounts of religion, tending to ignore the rituals, experiences, and institutions but concentrating rather on the doctrines and myths, have proved something of a problem for later Marxist applications of their theory.

We do not know answers to these intriguing questions because the author did not explore them, concentrating, rather, on the evolution of scientific knowledge about nitrogen as it related to finding new chemical and technical ways to obtain its active forms for human use.

Another movement in synoptic research and also research including John is that which concentrates rather on the treatment of gospels as a whole, formally and theologically, with patterns or cycles to be investigated.

Research has concentrated rather on explaining outcomes using sociodemographic and socioeconomic variables.

Prior to that time Japanese scholars had concentrated, rather, on questions of legitimacy and authority in historical writing., producing a stream of works.

Concentrate rather on showing the added value of your scientific knowledge and not so much on missing commas etc.

We would rather have Christmas buyers picking many selections rather than concentrating on one popular book.

You're concentrating on one thing rather than sous-chefs and pastry chefs".

What made you decide to study different styles rather than concentrating on one style?

The NHS, in any case, was recognized already to be a national sickness service rather than a national health service, concentrating on disease rather than on positive health.