Sentence examples for has adopted rather from inspiring English sources

Dewey's term "desire" is closer to our "intention" or "purpose" or even "plan" (TV 238) in denoting a tendency toward action that the agent has adopted, rather than simply a motive clamoring for our attention or moving us behind our backs.

Others saw health as a "lifestyle" (e.g., P33) they had adopted, rather than something to be fit into their lives.

For a man who traffics in personal and professional excess, Mr. Falcone has adopted a rather grounded outlook on the ups and downs of hedge funds, including his own.

It's as if he has adopted the "at ease" rather than "to attention" playing position, yet his playing is peerless.

On one side, there are those who favour the Swedish model, which is what Northern Ireland has adopted, of criminalising consumers rather than sex workers, a model also backed by some Labour MPs, who have launched the EndDemand campaign, hoping to introduce similar legislation in the rest of the UK.

Results show that Germany has adopted an environmental justice, rather than energy security, stance in their nuclear phase out policy, with significant long-term consequences.

Rather, she has adopted craft techniques and teased out iconographic and formal ideas from whole fields and genres of the pictorial.

Rather, ACRIN has adopted a tiered approach to its trials, matching each trials goals and methods to the level of maturity and the extent of dissemination of the technology.

A departure for Mr. Nice is that he has adopted anodized aluminum for his support rather than canvas or paper.

[A20.] Senate Passes Terror Insurance Bill The Senate has adopted legislation requiring the federal government rather than insurance companies to pay the overwhelming majority of financial losses in a terrorist attack.

This study is not searching for harmony between the various definitions, nor is it distinguishing between innovation and innovativeness (Ruvio et al., 2014), rather, this study has adopted a well-recognized definition of innovation.