Sentence examples for rather promoting from inspiring English sources

To underscore their complaint, Mr. Gingrich was taking the call from New Hampshire, where he was not introducing himself to voters who will take part in the nation's first primary next year, but rather promoting a documentary on Pope John Paul II that he made with his wife.

And according to the project's literature, it's not about creating some sort of stuffy space for art 30 days a year, but rather promoting openness and curiosity.

They see the church in its contemporary state as discouraging such traits, and rather, promoting an image of masculinity that is emasculating as opposed to empowering for men.

The Dalai Lama himself has publicly renounced spirit worship as superstition, rather promoting more morally based Buddhist ideas in line with Buddhist modernism (Pirie 2006).

In particular, Yap1 and β-catenin have been shown to physically interact and mutually repress each other in the cytoplasm while rather promoting each other's activity in the nucleus.

Baseball, naturally, would rather promote on-field competition than on-field fighting.

The steps might be caused by clay-rich intervals, which rather promote creep than seismic shearing.

The results indicate that MSNs are not toxic to HUVEC cells, but rather promotes the cell proliferation.

The increase of expression was rather promoted in the medial OA meniscus than in the lateral OA meniscus.

Digg is an ongoing experiment in a new kind of newspaper – one that has no human editors but rather promotes news stories based on a (weighted) democratic process.

Ms Bakhtiozina says it would be surprising to see a man doing the house work in Russia as he would rather promote a tough image.