Sentence examples for rather than described from inspiring English sources

The survey also suggested that the battle lines drawn by the camps that fight over sex education obscured, rather than described, the views of parents.

Major, typically violent plot points are staged in all their gory glory, rather than described after happening offstage, as in most classical Greek theater.

"How can you experience the world if you say 'no' to things you shouldn't have to say 'no' to?" The power of their connection, so often invoked by Patricia during the play, is finally shown, rather than described.

He has avoided the trap of being surrounded by celebrities and will give interviews only to journalists who have spent time beforehand meditating with him on the basis that mindfulness needs to be experienced, rather than described.

The process and outcome is best viewed rather than described; it's stunt film-making, but of the most sober, sincere variety, an invaluable anomaly that should probably stay that way.

When Lady Macbeth obsessively scrubs her hands, the water that spews from the faucet is blood red; the three weird sisters are nurses who perform their famous "Double, double, toil and trouble" scene as a seriously creepy rap number; the banquet has spectacular staging that should be seen rather than described.

He moves from the inside, rather than describing it from the outside.' Mukhamedov nods his agreement like a lamb.

He also prefers an acting style that, as he said, "has to do with doing rather than describing what you do".

Rather than describe the resulting design as a collaboration, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation called it an "idea" by Mr. Libeskind that was "given form" by Mr. Childs.

It is best enjoyed as a coda, since she refers back to her previous memoirs rather than describe a particular event over again.

Rather than describe the mental world of children, Seuss labored over his verses and sketches in the hopes of replicating it.