Sentence examples for more positive rather from inspiring English sources

Thus, more positive rather than negative experiences were anticipated.

By eliminating ratings, "we shifted the conversation to something more positive rather than harsh criticism," Ritchie said.

While this selection criterion could potentially draw historical feelings of 'victimisation' or new insecurities, I assured pupils my position of perceiving them as 'victors not victims' whilst adopting what I considered as 'non-intrusive questions' targeting more positive rather than negative experiences at school.

Let's try another way by engaging with the government in a more positive way rather than standing on the sidelines".

The Financial Times praises Cameron's shift "to a more positive message" rather than slamming Miliband and sees it as a counter to the perception that the Tories are "on the side of the well-to-do".

The copolymers possess higher activity toward fungi than against bacteria and being more gram positive rather than gram negative as it is common.

But there is potential for the relationship between research and teaching to become more positive and fruitful, rather than one of balancing competing interests.

"Hopefully it make reports more positive and proactive, rather than reactive".

Along with Trott, he ensured England's approach was much more positive than their rather hesitant effort in the first innings.

"We are continuing to speak to a number of players about contracts and hope to have more positive news sooner rather than later".

That's why Plato thought it useful for the military to march to a major tonality — more positive and uplifting — rather than a minor, which can leave listeners "slightly more introspective or melancholy feeling," Stern said.