Sentence examples for rather than dive from inspiring English sources

Search engines lower our intelligence, encouraging us to skim on the surface of knowledge rather than dive to its depths.

Rather than dive right back into full-time coaching, he started doing voluntary work coaching patients at a psychiatric institute.

The sun's shining on the sea, which makes me wish I had time to stroll on the beach rather than dive into crowded, sweaty rooms.

Rich Jeffers, a spokesman for Darden Restaurants in Orlando, Fla., pointed to efforts to encourage the fishermen to use traps to catch the lobsters rather than dive for them.

"Too often, teachers simplify rather than dive deeply into it," she said.

Most of these children had no food in their bellies for 24 hours, yet rather than dive into their bowl of rice, they wanted to play with us.

When a child learns to speak he tends to regularize the anomalous, or irregular, forms by analogy with the more regular and productive patterns of formation in the language; e.g., he will tend to say "comed" rather than "came," "dived" rather than "dove," and so on, just as he will say "talked," "loved," and so forth.

The experience is more like seeing passing chatter from friends that disappears quickly, rather than diving into a never-ending feed of content.

But I can't help wondering if carmakers wouldn't be better off sticking to what they know rather than diving into the luxury market to try to help all these troubled souls by selling them prestigious cars.

But I can't help wondering if carmakers wouldn't be better off sticking to what they know rather than diving into the luxury market trying to help all these troubled souls by selling them prestige cars.

This "myopic" approach precludes maximizing one's future expected payoff at the price of lowering one's current payoff (e.g., playing Hawk rather than Dove even if I expect my opponent to do likewise, since I believe that I can eventually "teach" my opponent to back down and play Dove in future rounds).