Sentence examples for rather, for example from inspiring English sources

For if we are not essentially persons — but, rather, for example, conscious minds of some other, less complex kind — an individual may very well lose the properties of a person without any threat to his numerical survival.

And, in fact, some of the most viable interventions to improve the actual handover phase, may end up not being directly part of that phase but rather, for example, relate to how the themes, including communication, play out in the pre-handover phase.

The conferees decided that the experts must base their decisions on scientific evidence rather than, for example, local practice standards.

"So he often speaks with employers, rather than, for example, labor unions or environmentalists who support job-killing policies".

Many readers think of a poet's distinctive style as being "found," rather than, for example, "built".

Instead, she says, what she's gleaned from sports as a leader of teams rather than, for example, as a golfer, is collaboration.

So the lander had better be a robot biologist, rather than for example the robot roving geologists landed this year by the US.

This appears hardly "astronomical" and rather less, for example, than the many millions lost to travellers through the long-term VAT scam carried out by Heathrow airport retailers.

It also strips down the notion of earning into one built around consumption rather than, for example, earning respect or citizenship.

As research from Education Datalab shows, swaths of the north actually do rather well (for example, Hull), while some parts of London still do badly (such as Enfield).

"I think it's better that they use their money in that way rather than, for example, buying another private jet or something like that".