Sentence examples for rather than designating from inspiring English sources

What was novel was making it a formal play, with its own name, rather than designating it with numbers like other 49ers plays.

The teacher gets students to listen and comment on each other's answers, rather than designating any as correct or incorrect herself, at least until it is useful to do so.

There are in fact two Air Force Ones: the phrase is a call-sign for whichever one currently holds the president as human cargo, rather than designating a particular plane.

Rather than designating a single genre, electronic dance music (EDM) encompasses styles ranging from beatless ambient music to 200-beats-per-minute hardcore, with house music, techno, drum and bass, dubstep, and trance among the most-notable examples.

In choosing this approach, rather than designating a new or lead agency to deal with the problem, Ms. McAskie, the United Nations' emergency relief coordinator, has placed herself in opposition to the United States, and particularly its ambassador here, Richard C. Holbrooke.

Had Kant known these letters, however, he could have replied that Schiller's notions of appearing to be self- rather than other-determined and demanding no explanation are still subjective, that is, they characterize how we respond to beautiful objects rather than designating any properties that could be attributed to objects independently of our response to them.

In Dr. Roughgarden's framework, rather than designate any type as the normal or alternative, scientists would recognize the fundamental difference between these three differently sexed, shaped, sized and behaving fish and designate them as different genders.

Saddled with pitchers rather than designated hitters in its lineups, the N.L. has not scored more runs per game than the A.L. since 1974, the year after the D.H. was instituted.

Here, the proposal is for rooms that have qualities rather than designated functions such as bedroom, bathroom and kitchen; that are to varying degrees "light and dark, open and closed, private and public, wet and dry, soft and hard".

Smith, who plans to work with a number of assistants rather than designate a specific Davis Cup coach, said that Murray's participation would be considered on a tie-by-tie basis.

First, rather than designate a single validation cohort, we repeatedly selected different validation cohorts to produce a statistically robust evaluation of performance that is independent from the selection of a single validation cohort.