Sentence examples for rather than adhere from inspiring English sources

The final master plan for the site is likely to incorporate elements of all six initial proposals rather than adhere to any one proposal.

For instance, art students have been newly liberated to draw large-scale works rather than adhere to the College Board's 18-by-24-inch 18-by-24-inch 18-by-24-inch 18-by-24-inch

The Democrats' legal team maintained that the courts would support the voters' right to a competitive election in November rather than adhere to technical restrictions.

Rather than adhere to the accelerated pop of their Mercury Prize-winning Myths Of The Near Future album, for their second, they've enlisted hard rock producer Ross Robinson and a sound vaguely reminiscent of Enter Shikari.

She said it appeared that after the referendum revealed how unpopular Mr. Basescu was, the court decided to rule in line with public opinion rather than adhere to the letter of the law.

There are existing legal mechanisms in place to provide for domestic wiretapping, but rather than adhere to the laws that provide for judicial oversight, this administration has enacted its own policies and privileges without consulting the other branches of government, as required under our Constitution.

Rather than adhering to the book's title, the one-hour drama is now titled "Surviving the Filthy Rich".

They need their work to be hewn from a stronger substance, much like Unforgiven, rather than adhering to heroic clichés.

Strauss's advocacy made The Spin pause and consider this idea rather than adhering to our usual practice of depositing rage-based foam all over our keyboard, but we still can't make any sense of it.

CLARK NEILY Senior Attorney, Institute for Justice Arlington, Va., March 13 , 2012  To the Editor: J. Harvie Wilkinson III chides liberals for creating "rights from whole cloth," rather than adhering to the rights clearly stated in the Constitution.

These pieces opened up quickly, showing their seams, describing forms rather than adhering to them; the musicians in the band weren't compelled to articulate every beat and every chord.