Sentence examples for rather than from mere from inspiring English sources

The benefits seem to come from the physiology of relaxation rather than from mere suggestion, according to Dr. Lehrer.

Maybe we need songs that are written from urgent feelings rather than from mere cleverness.

Others have argued that because even rather young children are capable of showing empathy with the pain of others, the inhibition of aggressive behaviour arises from this moral affect rather than from the mere anticipation of punishment.

Hannah's father comes back again this year, but now his coming out feels more like part of Hannah's struggle to grapple with the steadiness of her childhood rather than a mere comedic distraction from the rest of the stories.

This is hard to achieve without a greater mandate for its chief executives rather than a mere approval stamp from Beijing.

Current educational theories suggest that learning is a matter of reconstructing knowledge by the learner rather than a mere transfer of knowledge from an expert to a novice.

If a performance is an act of communication rather than a mere re-creation of works from the receding past, then something is being communicated, and something should be apprehended.

And New York is, of course, a cosmos rather than a mere city.

But the designer had another motif rather than just mere decoration.

Deterioration may be associated with illness or injury rather than with mere aging.

This is a statistically rigorous study of studies, rather than a mere summary of the literature.