Sentence examples for rather during from inspiring English sources

Rather, during that evening interview last month, at several points while his remarks were being translated, Erdogan's head bobbed forward and his eyelids drooped shut.

Rather, during the dramatic reordering of human existence that began with the Industrial Revolution, everyone else may have become more allergic.

But that evolution did not occur in the relatively stable savanna described by evolutionary psychologists, he said, but rather during a period of unusual, extreme and rapid oscillations in climate.

And his moment of greatest peril came not during the famous public events of the Monica Lewinsky crisis but, rather, during a set of closed-door negotiations that have remained to a great extent secret.

But when I am honest with myself, I realize that I inhabit that double bind not just in those conversations but rather during most of the time I devote to my female philosophy students.

Rather, during the 40 year period, Dr. Ho actively worked to cultivate and extend his social networks with political authorities and elites.

Indeed, enactment effects appear to primarily occur during learning, rather than during retrieval (Peterson & Mulligan, 2010).

Daily heterothermia is used by small mammals for energy and water savings, and seems to be preferentially exhibited during winter rather than during summer.

An alternative hypothesis, referred to as the "postglacial expansion hypothesis", is that speciation takes place during expansion rather than during isolation [10] [13].

The postglacial expansion hypothesis proposes an alternative explanation namely that diversification and speciation takes place during expansion rather than during isolation [10] [13].

This suggests that, as recently proposed [ 74], MHCI proteins may exert their function during synaptogenesis, rather than during refinement and elimination of synapses.