Sentence examples for rather of how from inspiring English sources

Why? It's exemplary of the history of relics — or, rather, of how their function has changed and been quietly de-emphasized within the Church.

Conventional wisdom dictates that competitions are rarely concrete indicators of excellence, but rather of how well competitors fulfill the guidelines set before them.

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The point, Mr. Weisberg said, was not to make light of World War II but rather of "how the war was actually sold by the Communists to the masses".

This is the kind of show that makes conservative critics gnash their teeth, but it's more than just a question of traditional virtuosity or lack thereof; it's a question, rather, of how drawing might serve the realization of more expansive imaginative horizons -- how drawing might more deeply reflect the world or make visible a world.

This and the staged pro-regime demonstrations that have just taken place are an indication not of how strong the Assads actually are, but rather of how weak and surpassed by political events they have become – much like the Mubaraks, Ben Alis, Gaddafis and Salehs of this new Arab world, which has been suddenly sentenced to hope.

Germany's strength is not an anomaly but rather evidence of how the euro plays to its advantage.

For a few innings, with the game's result still in doubt, Curtis Granderson must have been rather unsure of how to react to his hitting display on Thursday.

During a candidates' forum, Mr. Shriver emphasized that he was "not running because of my hedges," but rather because of how he and other residents had been treated.

Instead of thinking how we would solve a single piece of the problem, we should rather think of how a group of specialized workers would solve the same problem, and then focus on the production system as a whole, imagining the worker in a factory line.

This was rather indicative of how the entire trip would go: one letdown after another.