Sentence examples for rather a piece of from inspiring English sources

"It's not a threat, rather a piece of friendly advice.

It is not anything he says or sings, but rather a piece of musical dramaturgy, the apparently simple, technical matter of shifting from one song to the next.

Ms. Matalin said in an interview that the book "was not designed to be, and does not set out to be, a political book," calling it, rather, "a piece of scholarship, and a good one at that".

For example, a short section on "What about map/reduce?" at the end of "Mining Data" reminds the reader that the map/reduce methodology (much hyped recently) is not a clever algorithm to speed things up, but rather a piece of infrastructure that makes it convenient to implement algorithms that are trivially parallelisable.

If the termite-infested item is not your home but rather a piece of furniture or an item that can be removed from your home, expose it to sunlight.

"The creditors would rather have a piece of something now instead of absolutely nothing down the road," said Adam K. Levin, the founder of the consumer education Web site Credit.com.

Man!" Ryan said, as if it were a happy coincidence, rather than a piece of stagecraft.

For this compiler, reading Homer was part of life rather than a piece of cultural archaeology.

They are more interested in policy than power; they want peace rather than a piece of the turf.

I can remember reading Raymond Briggs's Father Christmas when I thought it was a documentary rather than a piece of fiction.

Getting a person rather than a piece of software to carry out your digital wishes isn't as straightforward as it might seem.