Sentence examples for rather than actions from inspiring English sources

"It's more a question of records rather than actions," she said.

And some of what she draws illustrate thoughts, rather than actions.

And since the Democrats control no branch of the federal government, their national record of late is one of speeches and protest votes, rather than actions whose merits can be judged.

Increasingly, these largely anti-capitalist bodies are granted formal standing in the machinery of international government, strongly reinforcing those earlier anti-liberal tendencies.The other new elements, says Mr Henderson, are in the realm of ideas rather than actions.

In many ways, simply to be young is to meet the definition of social exclusion: no say in the political process, not contributing directly to the economy, criminalised for offences determined by your status rather than actions, vilified by the media.

This situation has complicated archaeologists' efforts to understand the processes through which a given body came to be in a particular bog, as bodies that are only partially intact may indicate recent damage rather than actions that took place at the time of death.

All three are plays of character rather than action.

It was a day for talk rather than action.

In part, it's about hearing rather than listening, passivity rather than action.

Drama in a Drury novel takes place in talk rather than action.

Your private life remains a subject for evaluation rather than action, even if the full Moon rattles your equilibrium.