Sentence examples for discovering rather than from inspiring English sources

I felt I was discovering rather than inventing".

So while I love wandering and discovering rather than touring established sights, I wondered if I could I skip the most famous pizzerias and churches in the world?

The thing seems to have some kind of reality in one's head; it seems to be something that one is discovering, rather than inventing.

The phone is really just a way to realize people do the things that they are discovering rather than just find them in our digital service.

The message of Will.i.am's Chatter.com films at halftime was one of transformation, of imagining the world as we intuit it could be, of discovering rather than preaching.

The process articulated here is a healthy alternative to the straight-jacket of today's business planning practices, to enable you to anticipate and move beyond a failing Plan A. It is a process designed for learning and discovering, rather than for pitching and selling.

Laws of cultural causation, he argued, had to be discovered rather than assumed.

But as Paul plunges into the darkness, he discovers, rather than savagery, a melancholy beatitude.

Instead of nature brushworked into art, British land art proposed a brush with nature, its materials discovered rather than appropriated.

His fidelity to the properties inherent to sound gives his music the impression of having been discovered rather than composed.

To what extent does each consider social reality "out there" to be discovered rather than "in here" (our heads -- constructed by us?