Sentence examples for rather as a prison from inspiring English sources

To do so, researchers isolate cells called dendritic cells that present antigens to T cells, rather as a prison guard waves an escapee's shirt beneath the hound's nose.

It should serve as a gateway rather than a prison or a private club.

As you get older and feel the pull of responsibility, you start to see your home as a refuge, rather than a prison.

The case, which prompted a national debate over police tactics, ended quietly, as the court gave the officer, Wolfgang Daschner, a warning rather than a prison term.

"Rather than a prison fantasy it's more a utopian fantasy.

Marriage is posited as a prison, rather than liberation for women.

Despite its importance, however, throughout the history of the Principality of Achaea Chlemoutsi was never the object of major military operations; rather, it seems to have served as a prison for distinguished captives, such as the Byzantine generals taken captive at the Battle of Makryplagi in c. 1263, one of whom, Alexios Philes, died in captivity there.

As I read it, I kept wishing that Schneider lived in my neighborhood rather than in a prison.

Equally, rather than fly Jezza across the Atlantic, why not try him at Heathrow and rebuild Feltham Young Offender Institution as a prison for eco-criminals?

They see Cuba as a prison.

As a prison cell, it could be much worse.