Sentence examples for rather into from inspiring English sources

The real energy goes into the sound of the words rather into than their meaning.

Which, as an African-American himself, and one who is rather into welfare and entitlement, we doubt Obama agrees with.

It's an electronic type — you're not peering through glass, but rather into a tiny screen — but it's amazing.

The waters of Victoria Falls do not drop into an open basin but rather into a chasm that varies in width from 80 to 240 feet (25 to 75 metres).

Nonetheless, as though by accident, Guinness grew into a hero — or, rather, into one of life's supporting players who had heroism thrust upon him, whether he liked it or not.

You may be lucky enough to have friends or neighbours who already have thriving raspberries and are happy to spare a few canes to get your own fruity enterprise off the ground, or rather into it.

Fast-growing demand is being channelled abroad into imports, rather than into prices.

A barge was being sunk to block off a bayou, sending water out into marshland rather than into populated areas.

And after 7 h of Cd treatment, Cd is preferentially deposited into panicles rather than into leaf blades.

This might reflect the predominate differentiation of GCLRP-activated monocytes into DCs rather than into macrophages.

My approach is to channel my emotions into determined action rather than into despair.