Sentence examples for rather mass from inspiring English sources

John Calhoun Bronx, Aug. 11, 2010 To the Editor: Re "A Monument to Tolerance" (editorial, Aug. 4), in support of a plan to build an Islamic center and mosque near ground zero: You say that the "attacks of Sept. 11 were not a religious event," but rather "mass murder".

However, size exclusion, in a strict sense, sizes on hydrodynamic radii rather than mass; hence, accurate mass estimates are difficult to obtain.

It was a "bottom up" strategy, relying on conversations between people rather than mass advertising.

Free-range organic eggs are preferred by some people rather than mass-produced factory farm eggs.

People are not fleeing from political conflict; rather, this mass of refugees is more the product of using vast numbers of deadly weapons exported from Western countries.

In the literature, rather than mass and count expressions, there has been a tendency to focus on what are called mass and count nouns.

Thus, density is often determined using weight rather than mass.

Koryŏ visual art emphasizes decorative effect rather than mass.

He holds rather genial mass press conferences once or twice a week.

Harry Knowles, the creator of aintitcoolnews, points out that black comedy tends to appeal to connoisseurs rather than mass audiences.

Tennis is perceived as an elite sport rather a mass obsession; Nadal a revered individual of humble origins.