Sentence examples for rather among from inspiring English sources

Unlike so many radical religious movements, theirs did not take hold among the poor and downtrodden but, rather, among small landowners and yeoman farmers.

Although "Beauty and the Beast" and, perhaps, "The Little Mermaid" are part of the children's cultural baggage — or, rather, among their cultural parachutes; we are their cultural baggage — the tales exist for them only in highly sweetened, song-filled forms.

The debates are deep enough that many in the region believe that the most important struggles may no longer occur between Islamists and secularists, but rather among the Islamists themselves, pitting the more puritanical against the more liberal.

"The reaction to the B-2 that we're most concerned about is not necessarily the reaction it might elicit in North Korea, but rather among our Japanese and Korean allies," Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said during the news conference.

"The reaction to the B-2 that we're most concerned about is not necessarily the reaction it might elicit in North Korea, but rather among our Japanese and Korean allies," Gen. Martin E. Dempsey, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, said during a news conference at the Pentagon.

Coincidentally, the upcoming sequel to "Crouch Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is not appearing on Amazon, but is rather among the slate of upcoming Netflix original films instead.

Most of the variance of floral traits was among individuals rather than among flowers within individuals or among families.

Moreover, the real taxonomic specialists are increasingly being found among citizens rather than among scientists.

Cerebral palsy is therefore better viewed as occurring among fetuses, rather than among infants.

That speculation has been centered more among his colleagues rather than among civilian law enforcement officials, however.

They will make strong inroads, albeit among established institutions rather than among upstarts.