Sentence examples for rather civil from inspiring English sources

Mutsuki and Shoko narrate each chapter in turn, which is rather civil when you think about it.

Although allied troops must remain prepared for combat, the main enemy is no longer an opposing platoon or even a die-hard enemy soldier, but rather civil disorder.

"Poor performers have corrupt, predatory or brutal governments, or sometimes, even worse, no government at all, but rather civil war among competing warlords," Martin Wolf, a British economics commentator, noted in his recent book, "Why Globalization Works".

Rather, civil society must engage -- and has begun to engage - to bring an end to apartheid in Palestine/Israel.

President Obama and Senator Elizabeth Warren have recently come out with widely-circulated and rather civil speeches stating the Republican rhetoric and obstructionism from the last decade is to blame for Trump's rise, so Republicans have only themselves to blame.

Rather than civil assistance, many residents fear only military action.

Was it wrong to pursue criminal, rather than civil, charges?

This involved putting political appointees in charge of key departments, rather than civil servants.

But the PIU's project teams are deliberately composed of outside experts rather than civil servants.

It doesn't matter that its decisions were institutional rather than civil libertarian.

Contract termination, rather than civil penalties, is used when the intent is to terminate these activities.