Sentence examples for instead a much from inspiring English sources

It is instead a much broader attempt to realign facts to comport with ideology.

That treaty was to have been signed at Copenhagen, which produced instead a much weaker political agreement after nearly two weeks of bitter and largely fruitless argument.

I'm glad to see Emma Stone nominated — although she deserved it for her role in Woody Allen's "Magic in the Moonlight" instead, a much more composed and surprising performance.

Instead, a much smaller training centre will be set up in Turkey, where a small group of "enablers" — mostly leaders of opposition groups — are to be taught operational moves such as how to call in airstrikes.

But when the plan was formally unveiled in public meetings in spring of 2005, they saw instead a much more radical redesign, one that threw up into the air the familiar park they knew.

We need, instead, a much wiser, more insightful and patient approach, starting from three basic points: first, the region is internally very diverse – it represents, as in Rami Khouri's definition of events in Egypt, a "kaleidoscope" of developments.

What was offered instead was a much smaller LDP-approved cut over four years.

The government instead adopted a much busier label with more information and a sliding scale comparing vehicles across classes.

The dramatic victory cut Ottawa's deficit in the series to 2-1 instead of a much more daunting 3-0 hole.

It takes power out of the hands of ossified local parties, and confers them instead on a much wider electorate.

Blow denies the widely circulated theory that the game is about a breakup, suggesting that it is instead about a much more primary aspect of human experience.