Sentence examples for dominated rather from inspiring English sources

Although selections like David Lowery's "Ain't Them Bodies Saints," yet another movie dreaming of Terrence Malick, earned eager early word, no one film dominated; rather, a number of titles shared the love and the buzz.

Many individual Swiss shareholders believe their banks should have stuck to the private wealth business they have long dominated, rather than getting caught up in what they consider the casino-like world of Wall Street.

That agenda was dominated, rather, by the "science of mind" more narrowly conceived, that is to say logic (i.e., the philosophy of truth and reason) and the philosophy of perception.

The chard, fresh and crunchy, dominates rather than being lost in the eggs and Parmesan.

Our school caters for children where learning disabilities (as described above) dominate, rather than behavioural problems.

No single technology will likely dominate; rather, radio tags, chip buttons, and smart cards will catch on wherever their qualities are best suited.

Here, it is the local environmental issues that dominate rather than the climate change implications of extracting methane – a far more powerful greenhouse gas than carbon.

Particular emphasis is placed on the characterization of transport in shallow microfluidic channels in which the fully developed transport regime dominates rather than the mass transfer boundary layer transport typically encountered in SPR.

Raheem Sterling, the team's outstanding performer again, continued his own scoring run and maybe this was also the night when Ross Barkley, with two of the goals, started to feel like he could dominate, rather than decorate, international matches.

But he has perhaps become too used to the slickness and space of Broadway venues; when pace is sacrificed for showiness, and the effusiveness becomes effortful, the set dominates rather than illuminates.

The most endangered companies in the rapidly evolving world tend to be those that dominate rather small domestic markets with high value-added products for which there are smaller markets elsewhere.