Sentence examples for rather he gives from inspiring English sources
Rather, he gives voice to a working class disenfranchised by neoliberalism and electoral calculus.
Hensher doesn't mean to trivialize such arguments; rather, he gives them pride of place in his narrative.
Rather, he gives us an extended-play version of an article he wrote last summer for Vanity Fair — one that's part ethnography, part history, part social science primer, part cri de coeur.
Rather, he gives us a lucid, cogent panorama of grief and loss, from the first diagnosis of illness to a provisional - it never could be final - acceptance of his enforced membership of "the club of the left-over living".
Rather, he gives it gentle due in passages that remind you that there's often a strain of melancholia in this director's work, a sadness that suggests that Mr. Crowe intimately knows the darkness and uses his movies as a way to resist (or deny) it.
Rather he gives a genealogy of these notions in which the feelings of approval and disapproval play a crucial part.
Rather, he gave it full play in encouraging Carnegie's initiative.
But, rather, he gave the sex scenes between Adèle (Exarchopoulos) and Emma Seydouxx) a roiling power and an emotional weight that are central to the story.
Rather, he gave it one of which it has to struggle not to be ashamed.
Rather, he gave them time to articulate their positions during debates.
Rather, he gave to America Votes and American Bridge 21st Century, organizations that do on-the-ground coordination and opposition research respectively.
