"I think that's, you know, rather unfortunate".
He wanted you to paint what you don't know rather than what you know".
Along my daily homebound commute is a pothole that I have come to know rather intimately.
"People prefer to play with people they know, rather than strangers".
But what if some choose to stay at Heathrow, which their customers know, rather than uproot themselves?
In Silicon Valley a meritocratic appreciation of what people know (rather than what they look like) still triumphs.
As a result, a reader must know rather precisely what is being discussed in order to read a text accurately.
Often the success in landing funding is a case of who you know rather than what you know.
"In an economic climate like this, people are making money out of who they know rather than what they know".
Also it makes the town more like the south I know, rather than the south everyone thinks they know".
In fact, narrative requires more research than traditional reportage, for writers cannot simply tell what they learn and know; rather, they must show it.
