Sentence examples for rather expresses from inspiring English sources

He makes no social points, but rather expresses his passion through watercolor, whose very fluid nature allows for all sorts of dripping and blotching.

Kaddish is an ancient prayer in Aramaic that does not refer to death, but rather expresses the mourner's faith in God and wish for peace.

In this example, the negated form of 必 bì demonstrates that it rather expresses anankastic than deontic modality.

Note that in the latter case, bu is not directly negating the result component, but rather expresses the meaning that it is not possible for the walker to walk himself or herself ragged.

Ralph Waldo Emerson noted that, though Lowell had significant technical skill, his poetry "rather expresses his wish, his ambition, than the uncontrollable interior impulse which is the authentic mark of a new poem ... and which is felt in the pervading tone, rather than in brilliant parts or lines".

The phasor transformation does not assume any fitting model for fluorescence lifetime decays, but rather expresses the overall decay in each pixel in terms of the polar coordinates on a universal semi-circle [49].

In other words, hypotactic and paratactic constructions, which are typical of oral language, are rather expressed through main and embedded clauses in grammatically metaphorical expressions.

Sometimes I'd rather express myself in writing.

That's so 'The Rules.' I'd rather express how I feel than get the guy".

Rather, expressing regret for what happened and taking responsibility would raise their esteem in the public mind.

Mr. Jones did not lament his reduced role but rather expressed frustration that it took so long for the network to step in.