Sentence examples for rather than considered from inspiring English sources

Dementia and nursing homes and such are something to be whispered about and handled with kid gloves rather than considered a fact of life.

He was unbelievably late in realising that large numbers of foreign criminals were being released rather than considered for deportation after finishing their prison sentences.

The research suggests professionals must be wary of diagnostic overshadowing, where problems such as a sudden loss of money or refusing support are attributed to someone's learning disability, rather than considered as potential signs of abuse.

Johnson fancies himself to be clever, and has soundbite opinions for every occasion; but they are attention-seeking rather than considered, and tell us more about his personal ambition than anything else.

Mr. Keen argues that "what the Web 2.0 revolution is really delivering is superficial observations of the world around us rather than deep analysis, shrill opinion rather than considered judgment".

In fact I was less troubled by errors and (I presume) typos -- the Caravaggio boys with the ice cream hair might have "slumberous" eyes, but surely not "lumberous," as my copy says -- than by sections that seem quirkily contrarian rather than considered.

Rather than consider themselves transgender they should just let their personalities shine.

But people laughed at me, rather than consider what had been suggested".

Rather than considering it a problem, they'll argue it's a necessary kick up the backside so many need.

Too much of the discussion has dealt with our country's current relation with Dubai rather than considering the future.

Rather than considering comparisons with costly counterparts elsewhere, however, Boyd looks to his recent past for inspiration.