Sentence examples for rather essentially from inspiring English sources

That's why there's no formula for recognizing or identifying a beautiful image; it's not definable as a geometric or formal quality, but rather, essentially, as a communion of kindred spirits that's describable only in terms as literary as literature itself.

The dependence of the α-values on the nonlinearity contained in the BPPs entices to hypothesize that what is needed to achieve long-term correlations such as those observed in flies (this study and [32]) and other animals such as albatrosses [49] are not essentially random processes connected by nonlinear mechanisms, but rather essentially nonlinear processes containing random noise.

Clive Palmer has been praised as "rather humble, essentially good-hearted" and "well-meaning".

Initially the police treated the situation too much as a public order issue — rather than essentially one of crime.

Later in his life, he expresses similar views in a way that is more tactful rather than essentially different.

Initially the police treated the situation too much as a public order issue – rather than essentially one of crime".

It's partly that camping is about getting outdoors and breathing lungfulls of clean air, rather than essentially taking your home with you.

"Initially the police treated the situation too much as a public order issue, rather than essentially one of crime," he told the summoned lawmakers, blaming a wide social breakdown for the violence.

This book, full of typos and awkwardnesses, is not like this at all and its main virtue is probably that it is a rather humble, essentially good-hearted and well-meaning production," he said.

"I've seen numerous cases where scientists have been done over rather badly essentially because they were naïve".

For Zabarella intellection therefore was not a process automatically determined whenever an exterior impulse was given, but rather depended essentially on human will and intention.