Sentence examples for rather confirming from inspiring English sources

Rather, confirming what Anatole France called "the majestic egalitarianism of the law, which forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges," the court pointed out that in Texas homosexuality is illegal for heterosexuals and homosexuals alike.

The FBI, rather confirming the estimation of a character in David Mamet's film Homicide that they "couldn't find Joe Louis in a bowl of rice", also – posthumously, as it were – elevated Sir Vidia to the House of Lords.

Rather confirming the point, another established crime writer, RJ Ellory, was outed over the weekend as an author who invents online personae to enthuse about his own novels while trashing those of his rivals.

Rather confirming the suspicion that an actor who writes a play may subconsciously settle a few scores with the ensemble pieces he has been in, the first act of Daytona essentially consists of an elderly American unloading about 40 minutes of almost unbroken backstory to the brother he hasn't seen for 30 years.

Historically the debate has not shifted opinions, rather confirmed them.

It has, rather, confirmed my view that multiculturalism is problematic, whichever side of the Atlantic.

What these numbers show, or rather confirm, is that in economic terms much of middle America has experienced four lost decades.

I think that rather confirms the view of Bahrain as more than a little tense and that the issue is not so simple as it looks.

In fact it rather confirms my theory that people who are very keen on clothes aren't very keen on sex.

Experts say the attack did not begin a civil war but rather confirmed the ongoing deterioration and violence in Iraq -- conditions the White House and the generals had resisted recognizing.

Adding to the stigma does nothing to help this, but rather confirms the suspicion that many homeless people wouldn't be homeless if they "took control" of their lives.