Sentence examples for made rather than from inspiring English sources

It came across as music being made, rather than executed.

"I'd rather be in the room when the big decisions are made, rather than outside, whinging about them," he says.

The bottom line is that it is a lot easier to stop the payment before it is  made, rather than trying to recapture the money afterward.

It looks like a lesson for people who don't know how sculptures are made rather than a fully realized work of art.

The life support system raises the thorny question of whether Mr Mandela's passing would be a decision to be made rather than a natural event.

The two main aspirants to ownership of Harrods over the last 10 years have been foreigners who have made, rather than inherited their wealth.

Most of the fortunes are self-made rather than inherited, obviously, in China, Russia and Africa, but also in much of the old world, too.

A nickname, because it's custom-made rather than installed at the factory, can seem like a better reflection of one's true self, so often invisible to others.

And because the dimensions for such a cabinet vary so much from apartment to apartment, she recommended having the piece custom-made rather than trying to use a prefabricated cabinetry system.

Because of his interest in caves, he studied geology as well as archeology, and this is why he could immediately identify Göbekli Tepe as a man-made rather than a natural formation.

Ms. Reiner also used falernum, although a house-made rather than commercial version of it, in her Egg Not, which sought to build a bridge between a cold-weather ritual and her bar's hot-weather conceit.