Sentence examples for did not rather from inspiring English sources

Thus, findings from previous studies may reflect differences between adults who used substances and those who did not, rather than the effect of SMI among substance users (Drake & Brunette, 1998).

The LSC did not; rather, some of the money from settlements went to Interest on Lawyer Trust Accounts. .

We have to remember what mattered to us then and what did not, rather than to slip right back into unknowing as soon as we are able to resume our regular doings.

He set about systematically defying every rule he could with an ungovernable belligerence that makes me wonder whether a bit of him didn't rather enjoy prison life.

They didn't–rather, they selectively chose their experts.

But who among the world's humans does not rather enjoy stirring, heating and slurping?

It means insisting that our friends seek enthusiastic consent before sex -- and confronting those who do not rather than encouraging them.

An open-minded approach to seeing what works and what doesn't rather than being bound by any specific models or theories might actually be an advantage.

"We don't, rather, have the kind of New Democrats versus traditionalist split that existed in that White House," he said on CNBC.

And advising is typically treated as a matter of "good judgment"—you either have it or you don't—rather than a competency to be mastered.

Letting you and I decide what goes and what doesn't rather than having some suit decide for us.