Sentence examples for rather ideas from inspiring English sources

It's easier to talk about performance as an absolute of technique than it is to talk about the inner worlds of composers, who are, in effect, philosophers without words — and the best performances aren't "good" ones, they're revealing ones that convey musical ideas, or, rather, ideas by way of music.

Rather, ideas evolve unsteadily and unpredictably, and disagreement about them is routine.

Rather, ideas of social investment had to combine with other factors such as the presence of bureaucratic champions, a unified childcare sector, and appropriate opportunities for systematic change to push inclusive liberal reform.

For the purposes of this article, however, I think it best to focus on what is generally accepted as the major philosophical thesis and theme of the Kyoto School: their idea, or rather ideas, of absolute nothingness.

More than simply crowdfunding donations or crowdsourcing volunteers, the Hult Prize and other efforts -- including initiatives such as Pepsi Refresh, Ideo's OpenIdeo challenges, JPMorgan Chase's Technology for Social Good and the United States' challenge.gov -- seek not money or time but rather ideas and solutions that have a positive social impact.

That said, in the original recipe – or rather, idea – Marcella Hazan only uses olive oil.

People have rather muddled ideas about probability.

"It is, rather, his ideas," Ms. Parshall said.

Koreans look to their politicians for favours rather than ideas.

And in very large numbers, with some rather novel ideas.

Peronism is a movement that has always valued leadership rather than ideas.