Sentence examples for rather a kind of from inspiring English sources

Withdrawing from Melbourne is, rather, a kind of self-restraint.

There is no directional light or shadow but rather a kind of general irradiation.

Academic Skepticism, he insisted, is not a theory about knowledge or the world but rather a kind of argumentative strategy.

The appearance was neither a real interview nor a speech, but rather a kind of a lecture, with a journalist as his prop.

Silverman is not a music scholar, but rather a kind of biographical polymath, whose previous subjects have ranged from Cotton Mather to Harry Houdini.

There's nothing mystical about her enthusiasm for spiders, worms, shrews and foxes, but rather a kind of bustling curiosity about their strange and purposeful lives.

Not in some science fiction context, but rather as a kind of content-clock that is inhabitable.

Its annual report will include a general survey of rights in the region, rather than a kind of blacklist.

The appeal is, rather, to a kind of implicit cultural law: it is not in the American character to retreat.

She is no Debbie Harry but rather manifests a kind of girl-next-door, matter-of-fact quasi-cool.

One form of old Aramaic is known as Syriac, which strictly refers to a script rather than a kind of language.