Sentence examples for rather as some from inspiring English sources

The book is filled with observations about journalism and commerce that still apply, as in this, about the pleasures of the King and Keys, a pub frequented by the staff of The Telegraph of London: "The squalor of the place was its main attraction, rather as some people form an affection for a mangy old cat because it is so revolting and unlovable".

Did it make sense to view man not in situ but rather as some lordly, lonely thing?

Rather, as some banks have cut back on mortgage lending, building societies have been taking a greater share of the market.

This became a big deal for me when Cronkite was forced to retire -- not by Rather as some thought -- but by founder and chair Bill Paley's stupid rule that everyone had to retire at 65.

This is progress that is cold and profit-driven, that views the planet not as a living entity -- our nurturer and, indeed, part of us -- but rather as some great prize awarded to the most powerful, to be consumed, used up, abandoned.

Hudson uses this distinction to argue that respect for persons is not a unique kind of respect but should be conceived rather as involving some combination or other of these four.

Later, more complex models (for a review see Watson, 1986 [ 3]), tended to interpret the TCSF, not as a unitary process, but, rather, as reflecting some number of more narrowly defined parallel sub-channels.

Kobach said he doesn't see the business groups' proposals as a poke at him but rather as confirmation that some employers want to keep hiring undocumented immigrants to suppress wages.

I think we can look at this as a celebratory milestone rather than as some kind of a scary event".

Rather than, as some might argue, undermining the indigenous campaigns, these activities helped place the issue on the agenda.

It could even become the basis for a green transformation of the economy rather than, as some fear, a downgrading of climate change.