Sentence examples for rather much of from inspiring English sources

Rather, much of the violence that spills across the border is associated with the thriving trade in drugs, mostly heroin.

Rather, much of the current push comes from years of frustration with what many regard as the agency's resistance to rigorous fiscal monitoring.

Rather, much of the new plan seems to turn on insolvency at the holding company level, which can be easily solved by the effects of inflicting pain on bondholders and injecting cash.

Rather, much of the focus was on character traits.

Rather, much of the conversation focuses on the communal obligation to protect the privacy of all.

Rather, much of their humor was shaped by listening to The Goon Show on BBC radio.

However, I learned at YJA that nonviolence does not equate to passivity or a LACK of action; rather, much like the movements of Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Nelson Mandela, ahimsa involves an active pursuit for justice for all beings.

But by now the Greek East had become rather barren; much of its production was imitative rather than vitally creative.

A characteristic which has been talked about rather too much of late as a feature of history at Old Trafford rather than as part of an ongoing tradition.

In some cases, rather too much of it.

Seen together, they become rather too much of a gratuitously sophisticated thing.