Sentence examples for rather than delve from inspiring English sources

But rather than delve deep, there's something disappointingly broad about the comedy on display here.

And yet I can see why Hollinghurst chose to focus on the relatively dull Johnny rather than delve into David.

Rather than delve profoundly into the forces that shaped the United States, whose basic history he knew from prep school, he studied Japan.

Trump and Slim's dinner was designed to open a friendly line of communication rather than delve into policy details, according to people briefed on the discussions.

Rather than delve into whether those intricate accounting structures were legitimate, prosecutors focused almost exclusively on what they cited as the false statements Mr. Skilling and Mr. Lay made to employees and outside investors.

Overall, the role of context and background have played largest role in the Wolff's choice to write a book based on his observations and experiences surrounding the rebuilding of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, and why he says he will probably continue to write books rather than delve into other formats.

On some political subjects, Kumin's technically flawless poems rely too heavily on description, rather than delving for deeper innovations.

Rather than delving into such issues, "Jane's Journey" rehashes the banal yet uncomfortably intimate details of Ms. Goodall's marriages.

But it still leaves it primarily up to manufacturers to check the integrity of their software, rather than delving into the code itself.

Life coaching differs from therapy in that it moves the client forward through goal-setting and action rather than delving into the past.

Rather than delving into them at length, I'll confine myself to discussing a 2010 study that Roger Ibbotson, a finance professor at Yale, and two of his associates carried out.