Sentence examples for instead of specifically from inspiring English sources

Instead of specifically permitting the use of force, the text is more ambiguous.

Instead of specifically saying that he represents the press as well, he says, "I'm here serving the American people, too".

For Ms. Koh, who interprets the six pieces in a broader spiritual sense instead of specifically religious terms, the mighty Chaconne — a series of 64 variations on a stately four-bar, triple-meter dance theme — is "the heart of the cycle".

Instead of specifically targeting this film, ask yourself why this scenario even exists in the first place.

The president infamously blamed protesters "on many sides" for the conflict instead of specifically criticizing the racist sentiment that spurred the tragedy.

But instead of specifically criticizing members of the Ku Klux Klan, the white supremacists or the neo-Nazis who brought torches and bats to the rally, Trump blamed the unrest on "many sides".

And, instead of appealing specifically to Israel, he called generally on "leaders in the Middle East and in the international community as a whole" to help solve the refugees' problems.

Instead of writing specifically about your facial moisturizer, for instance, write an article about summer skincare or beauty tips.

I can't help but wonder whether instead of investing specifically in a printer that's safe for children, it makes more sense to teach kids some basic safety rules.

He says there's nothing inherently wrong with that, but it left out some types of computing that relied on processing jobs instead of services, specifically high performance computing.

But instead of dealing specifically with Guangdong and Southern Weekly, like a surgeon removing a localized tumor, they attacked the entire body of the Chinese press corps.