Sentence examples for rather as this from inspiring English sources

Rather, as this newspaper described it earlier this year (see article), it comes down to a separate contest between martyrs and traitors.The martyrs have a simple, coherent message that goes well with the Wahhabi and other Islamist causes: failure in Muslim countries has been due to moral dissoluteness and secularism.

Rather, as this Court has acknowledged since at least United States v. Coombs, 12 Pet.

Rather, as this roving, entertaining, sometimes disjointed memoir reveals, he lurched from job to job, from broadcaster to producer and back to broadcaster.

Rather, as this survey will argue, the sector is going through deep structural changes which suggest that it is growing up or even, horrors, maturing.

Rather, as this tale of sharp-suited gentlemen spies taking on a deranged American ecoterrorist strains for shock effect towards its calculatedly excessive finale, the unvarying pitch of the film's violence and snarky irony prove only tedious.

The transformation of Shamrock Gardens Elementary School was not because of the use of "business practices" in school operations, but rather, as this post makes clear, because of a deliberate process to build real community over a dozen years.

The anti-regulatory ideology of the digital world still squirms about this, rather as the bankers and parts of the media do in their respective bubbles of self-interest.

Therefore, there would be a role for the government, albeit very limited; this is rather as the Founding Fathers preferred.

Access to health care, then, may not be the sole issue, but rather (as in this case), what is seemingly disparate is decision-making once access is achieved.

Rather, as demonstrated in this study, many of the CACs refer to a historical actor's internal mind, something probably not known to too many authors.

For cyclists however, the commute has been rather blissful, as this GoPro footage from The Independent shows.