Sentence examples for finally rather than from inspiring English sources

Finally, rather than reading about the meditative life, I sought out practical instruction.

Finally, rather than the best book, I think it's important that the Pulitzers recognize a really good book.

Finally, rather than view the organizational network as a stand-alone, self-contained, closed system, it should operate as part of a larger collection of interconnected networks.

And finally, rather than trying to be efficient, by putting similar people together, they make them walk around and work on different projects, to create movement and bumps.

Finally, rather than display poor stewardship of taxpayers' money by spending $165,000 on redecorating the HUD headquarters, Dr. Carson, the Secretary of HUD, should spend time advocating for housing funds that address the housing and health inequities in America.

Finally, rather than simply dating a single sample, it is becoming increasingly common to combine large numbers of radiocarbon dates to create chronological models designed to test specific hypotheses.

Zafra is a vehicle in which she can finally show rather than tell.

Stuart Broad, finally galvanised rather than pursuing nonexistent swing, peppered him with bouncers.

"State authorities must finally act rather than continuing to remain indifferent," he warned.

But Bellow's sense of the world is finally religious, rather than political, and in this regard his new novel joins arms with his earliest work.

Nonetheless, over the years, Fandorin suffers a series of disillusionments, finally retiring rather than taking a job at the top in the byzantine hierarchy of the czarist political machine.