Sentence examples for rather than entirely from inspiring English sources

Given the price of audio kit in the 80s, it seems a dramatically satisfying rather than entirely believable currency.

The pedicab may merely suggest rather than entirely embody the new America of puller and pulled, but it is a sharp symbol of a new reality.

That is, as something to be enjoyed moment by moment, inning by inning, night by night, rather than entirely focussed on the singular goal of winning a championship.

Mr Byrne has faced social-conservative wrath before: in 2010 an opposition ad mocked him for supporting the teaching of evolution, and for believing that the Bible is only partially rather than entirely true.

Then suppliers will probably have to agree to provide power at fixed prices under long-term contracts, rather than entirely through spot markets on which prices fluctuate rapidly.Next comes the medium-term question of who will pay the utilities' bills.

Rather than entirely deconstructing or obliterating the recognizable in their painted imagery, the Photo Realists sought nearly, but not quite, to recreate the real and thus suggest an ambiguity between that and what is imagined.

*Correction 05/04/2017: An earlier version of this story featured a subhead or preview that incorrectly described the jury as entirely white, rather than almost entirely.

But some share of that sum was surely reallocated to other entertainment options in the area, rather than vanishing entirely.

Perhaps we should begin by recognizing those attributes and reinforcing self-esteem rather than concentrating entirely on a players faults.

They will also be allowed to have up to two images a day cropped rather than blocked entirely.

So why, then, did New York end up with a building oriented around micro-luxury, rather than going entirely micro-affordable?