Sentence examples for points out rather than from inspiring English sources

As Patsopoulos [ 20] points out, rather than distinguishing between explanatory and pragmatic trials (PT), it might be better to see them as points on a continuum; both indispensible but different in what they reveal.

However, as Ben Storey, founder of Digital Storey points out, rather than trying to emulate them, they should learn from them, and then build their own successful seasonal social media campaigns.

As Verschueren (2012: 23) points out, "rather than being hypothesis-driven, empirical ideology research is data-driven".

But as the poet pointed out, rather than just leave the middle of the continent blank, mapmakers would instead "fill their gaps" with things they thought might reside in such exotic corners of the world, such as strange monkeys, roaming lions, and "elephants for want of towns".

If you do not have a stand, leave the brush pointing out rather than horizontal, so that air can get to all hairs and dry the brush naturally.

You have the bowl, basically a sink for your undercarriage, a stopping mechanism and a faucet that seemed to point water out rather than down.

He set out to tell their histories "from the outlaw's point of view, from the inside out rather than the outside in".

Make sure you point them out rather than apologising for a false start.

The women of the Cowgirl Museum point out that, rather than pursuing the fashionable cause of the moment, they are inspired by devotion to horses and cattle.

And the urbanist and designer Stan Allen, now dean of the Princeton School of Architecture, points out that "rather than impose structure, leading to closure and more precise definition, MVRDV works to keep the schema open as long as possible, so that it can absorb as much information as possible".

She points out that rather than keeping quiet to avoid attracting predators, the hawk-cuckoo may have chosen a host that is less responsive to louder begging and may only be fooled by visual cues.