Sentence examples for rather than despising from inspiring English sources

Rather than despising Western freedom, many Muslims admire it, but they scoff at Western claims to be promoting democracy.

The UK needs to believe again in parliamentary democracy, adding something to the will of the people rather than despising it.

They will raise another championship banner tomorrow at Yankee Stadium, which will be full of folks who love the Yankees for their success, rather than despise them.

Both pornography and sex work are among the few arenas where being a woman with a penis is actually desired rather than despised.

Rather than being despised as a leech, Kaiser was warmly regarded by the vast majority of his peers – a guy who, once he'd conned a contract out of a club, would do absolutely everything he could to stay there, as long as it didn't involve playing football.

And how much more likely you'd be to exercise a body you honour, rather than one you despise and hide.

People would far rather be despised and hated than made to look ridiculous".

The 2016 Australian election campaign began with the hope that big ideas and bold positive policies might mean voters would be able to choose the party that inspired them the most rather than the one they despised the least.

In the experience of the sublime, the more threatening and terrifying of nature's manifestations, such as mountains and wilderness, when viewed with disinterestedness, can be aesthetically appreciated, rather than simply feared or despised.

He rather despised the rank-and-file, and little was done to train up local cadres.

But many of Mr. Zuma's supporters, openly despising the president, wanted him gone sooner rather than later.