Sentence examples similar to rather materially from inspiring English sources

Diller & Scofidio's work is conceptually, rather than materially, based.

Having had to focus on survival themselves, they wanted their children to aim for richer lives, spiritually rather than materially.

But what if we say that a proposition signifies itself to be true if it is taken significatively for the things or first intentions, rather than materially?

"We see this as more likely enhancing the longer-term value of Facebook for both users and advertisers rather than adding materially to financial performance in the very near term," he said.

As well as authority, and process, there also needs to be clarity about what is actually wrong here, otherwise all kinds of temporary solutions can be produced by politicians that are designed to lull and soothe the conscience of the voting public rather than actually materially benefit people who are, beyond any reasonable doubt, being systemically abused.

An unofficial poll showed that a good number of gamers seemed to be resigned to sticking with PSN in some way — giving up the platform would be too great of a sacrifice for the huge number of consumers who, while angry, were likely only put out rather than affected materially by the breach.

The couple chose to make the occasion a principle-based rather than a materially based event.

The accounts in which the figures fly or fight materially rather than in spirit, are attempts "to describe an ecstatic experience perceived as absolutely real".

Rather, cells are materially nonuniform, consisting of multiple families of structurally important and highly organized proteins that may exhibit a nonlinear behavior over finite deformations (e.g., see Janmey et al. 1991; Liu and Pollack 2002).

The SEC called the proxy materials materially false and misleading.

Malouf traces the modern understanding of happiness back to Thomas Jefferson's "pursuit of happiness," arguing that Jefferson understood happiness to mean "materially fortunate," rather than emotionally fulfilled, but that "he was led, in the act of writing itself, to speak more radically than he knew".