Sentence examples for rather covered from inspiring English sources
When Rather covered a hurricane, he became as much a part of the story as the storm.
Several hotels have been built, and the main street winding through the town has been paved — or rather, covered by an uneven layer of stones and cement.
Moreover, native DNA protein interactions must be established within the context of highly crowded cellular environments where the DNA is not naked but rather covered with other proteins such as nucleosomes in eukaryotes or nucleoid associated proteins (NAPs) in prokaryotes.
It should appear that the item is made of gold rather than covered in gold leaf.
If inflation is to be curbed, rather than covered-up, interest rates will have to rise, the growth of public spending will need to be checked, and the peso be allowed to appreciate.
Due to the fact that current geodetic VLBI systems do not observe broadband delays, but rather sample the covered observing band by several narrow channels, the obtained delays contain an unknown number of integer ambiguities.
For instance, with fine-grained tokenization, the system can retrieve "octadecanol" rather than "octadecanol-covered" from the sentence that includes "...with an octadecanol-covered Au(111) surface investigated..."... Likewise, from the sentence that includes "Among the artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) regimens... .., "artemisinin" rather than "artemisinin-based" is recognized.
The bar did not contain chicken or other poultry products, but was, rather, a chocolate-covered nut roll.
Rather than the ivy-covered walls, this is the stuff we can go out and touch".
GLENO, East Timor — Gastão Salsinha, retired rebel and failed assassin, says it is probably politics that explain why he is free to roam East Timor's cloud-covered hinterlands rather than languish in prison.
GLENO, EAST TIMOR — Gastão Salsinha, retired rebel and failed assassin, says it is probably politics that explains why he is free to roam East Timor's cloud-covered hinterlands rather than languishing in jail.
