Sentence examples for rather than depart from inspiring English sources

They'll tear up the country rather than depart?

The Chinese start with a very different assumption: History is to be respected; if in doubt, follow the past rather than depart from it.

But, rather than depart for London, Paris, and the Seychelles immediately, he and his new wife chose to wait a couple of weeks.

All Arsenal fans wanted - and who could blame them? - was to see a world-class player arrive rather than depart.

The Marines' effort is also a test of the Bush administration's declaration that it will focus this year on holding and rebuilding Iraqi towns, rather than departing after military operations and allowing insurgents to return.

It suggested members ask: "Why does Mr Olver feel it necessary to hang around awaiting his replacement rather than departing immediately?" Carr's appointment to lead Britain's biggest defence company has had to be approved by the Ministry of Defence, which holds a "golden share" that requires a majority of BAE's board members being British.

With its unblinking gaze, it's a telling piece of work; the director's fiction films deepened that clinical approach rather than departing from it.

Another is the mechanism that ensures that the Golgi resident enzymes remain in the stack rather than departing with exiting cargo.

One can only hope that local NBDM regimes will not turn out to oscillate constantly through phases that have idiosyncratic substitutional spectra –rather than to depart fitfully but shortly from a modal regime– since otherwise even the best "average" NBDM regime would be a reified statistical artifact with no mechanistic generation-by-generation relevance.

"Basically AQAP shaved their beards, rather than really departing from Mukalla," Muslimi said.

Hughton has confirmed he wants to keep the 31-year-old and is focused on bringing in reinforcements rather than seeing players depart.