Sentence examples for rather of human from inspiring English sources

He has created his own ideal image of the world, or, rather, of human nature.

Elaine began work on a study of the Adam-and-Eve story and the way Augustine of Hippo had reinterpreted it in the fourth century as a parable of inherent sinfulness rather than of human freedom.

This may lead to their achievements being considered products of science rather than of human endeavour.

Notably again, H1N1/09 strains (arrowed in Fig.  4) have characteristics of avian, rather than of human, strains.

They don't speak of eugenics but rather of maintaining "human biodiversity".

These defects are not the fault of the missions themselves, but rather of the human beings who conduct them.

This was not the stuff of Olympian maneuvering but rather of base human machinations, in Mr. Hollande's view.

Recanting under pressure, Abrahamian told me, is now seen as a sign not of weakness or treachery but, rather, of "being human".

Nonetheless, the report also identifies concerns that robots will be used instead of humans rather than in addition to them, resulting in a fall in care.

It's tempting to believe that in those years the Observer started to become a paper of nuance rather than stridency, of human ironies rather than polarising certainties.

Otherwise, they are generally rather shy of humans.