Sentence examples for rather as a from inspiring English sources

Rather, as a classics scholar, he uses an aesthetic standard.

Imagine it rather as a tall cake, with a low garnish of holly and laurel.

It should be taken, rather, as a gay director's admission of emotional avidity and physical fear.

The computer algorithm saw me not as a traveling sales manager, but rather as a threat.

He never experienced it as a hardship, but rather as a welcome respite.

He never referred to himself as a sculptor but rather as a maker of specific objects.

She now thinks of her brother not as an abstraction but rather as a real person.

Rather, as a gracious commander of lies, he had to reward the recipient in some way.

She is no anthropologist, writing rather as a prose-poet of belonging and lost wilderness.

He uses it a lot but not as a last resort, rather as a specialty.

"We do not regard the Parthenon as exclusively Greek but rather as a heritage of humanity".