Sentence examples for instead submitted from inspiring English sources

They fret that societies have instead submitted to the nanny state, a protective but intrusive matriarch, coddling citizens for their own good.

Asked as part of one assignment to design a house, he instead submitted a spoof of the formalist theory he had been taught: a glass box slashed by giant brick walls.

It has had the numbers since 2011 to get through effective reforms, but has instead submitted to political self-interest and the lowest common denominator by choosing to work with the Coalition rather than the Greens.

Despairing of finishing The Picnic in time for display at the Salon, Monet instead submitted a full-length portrait of Camille, which drew admiring comparisons with the work of Edouard Manet.

Judah was subjected to such intense pressure to join an Israelite-Aramaean coalition against Assyria that its king Ahaz (8th century bce) instead submitted to Assyria in return for relief.

Responding to previous American assertions that there is no arms race in space and therefore no need for a treaty, Mr. Lavrov instead submitted a draft on "prevention of the placement of weapons in outer space, the threat or use of force against outer space objects".

A student can, instead, submit three SAT Subject Tests in lieu of the standard requirements.

Or was he, like many of his fellow Afghans, less invested in the idea of staying alive, instead submitting to whatever fate was determined by Allah?

And it dropped an assertion that "Submitting confidential material to WikiLeaks is safe, easy and protected by law," now saying instead: "Submitting documents to our journalists is protected by law in better democracies".

The art faculty refused to issue a report, instead submitting a letter condemning Dr. Bharucha's "subtly coercive" request and opposing "the very principle of generating revenue through tuition from academic programs," even graduate programs.

To complain about the movie's lack of logic is as fruitless as indicting your own nightmares; instead, submit to its dread (it screens in the "Closely Watched Films" series, at 92Y Tribeca, on April 6) and feel grateful for the smooth, unflustered calm of Ray Milland in the leading role.