Sentence examples for from rather from inspiring English sources

Other freedoms are "freedom from" rather than "freedom to".

Their colors, particularly when highlighted by sun, have gone from rather sedate to lustrous.

Chvrches themselves are part of this timeline, having been repurposed from rather earnest raw materials.

It's naïve to assume that science is apart from, rather than a part of, society.

When factory production replaced craft guilds, "work was transformed from rather boring to hopelessly boring".

Asthma transformed me and my husband from rather casual housekeepers into mop-wielding fanatics.

But they were nestled alongside pieces from rather more on-trend British designers.

The burnished summer, while memorably described, seems remote from rather than intrinsic to the narrative.

Germany's capital-goods industry has profited from, rather than been hurt by, growth in emerging economies.

Some are from small countries, and some are from rather nasty countries.

This is really great stuff from Rather--ultimately, Matthew's pundit-panel means diddly.