Sentence examples for rather instruct from inspiring English sources
Rather instruct the user to fill in the lines as other coloring books do, the text suggests more free-form, creative ways to play with color on the images.
It is worthwhile to note that contrary to outward shifts, inward shifts were not driven by an exogenous cue at the fixation point but rather instructed via the task demands, which required the detection of a color change at the fixation point after the peripheral flash.
New Generation This acclaimed young outfit says it is different from other ski schools because they 'coach rather than instruct'.
Instinctively, when he had something important to tell an actor, he would huddle with him privately, rather than instruct in front of the others.
The goal of teachers at the school it to guide students rather than instruct them, a concept that the co-founders borrowed from the Montessori tradition of education.
Rather than instruct them in the miraculous and heroic history of the ancient people to whom they belong, they provided anemic and mind-numbing Hebrew School experiences and focused on making sure that they had competitive SAT scores and college-worthy extra-curricular activities.
By contrast in vertebrates, in general, transcription factor gradients appear to refine neural identity rather than instruct distinct cell identities in a dose-dependent manner [ 32 36].
What a particular joy for a teenage reader, to be challenged rather than instructed.
Most of all, "Elephant" observes rather than instructs -- the first step toward getting at the truth.
The campaign slogan in support of Yelstin, rather crudely, instructed voters on exactly how they should mark their ballot: "Yes!
Jesus isn't a hedonist or an epicurean, but he clearly isn't an ascetic, either: he feeds the multitudes rather than instructing them how to go without.
