Sentence examples for in which rather from inspiring English sources

The priestly robes of Shintō are an example of the way in which rather normal garments of a formative age became the specialized religious vestments of later times.

Yet it would be a mistake to consider Constantine a revolutionary or to overlook those areas in which, rather than innovating, he followed precedent.

The heat generation within a shield can be a primary consideration in its design, especially when the shield is for high power reactor in which rather large temperature increases can be expected.

"It's a very beg-your-neighbor approach, in which, rather than solving our problem to fix our high prices, we're in a rather haphazard way exporting it to other countries," Danzon said.

And your mind is in a strange state just before you fall asleep: a free-associative state in which, rather than following from another logically, one thought "suggests" the next.

And it is the first major statutory case in which, rather than shying away from the difficult questions raised by the mounting complexity of the modern statutory era, the Court rises to meet it".

In other words there was only 2% in it, which rather dents the whole women/password argument.

I saw a line in a piece on it in The Guardian which rather rocked me back on my heels.

Both Brian Lake and James Frawley have looked vulnerable in recent weeks, which rather cancel's out the Dockers' lack of irresistible marking targets.

In which case, rather than apologize, you should quit.

To tease out their assumptions, choose an example in which symmetry (rather than asymmetry) appears feasible.