Sentence examples for rather than insights from inspiring English sources
By the end, this story of a Bangladeshi housewife quietly suffering in London feels familiar rather than revelatory, made out of ideas and assumptions rather than insights.
"Universities are the true thought leaders of society and if they don't lead the way, there is a risk that less independent voices fill the vacuum with their own agenda on the subject of sustainability, rather than insights based on robust research," wrote Jonathon Porritt for the network last year.
But by this point, the accumulating examples start to become evidence of limitation rather than insight.
Illumination, such as it is, comes in the form of emphasis and assertion rather than insight or analysis.
Simon McBurney's production of Beckett's dustbin play is a dazzling piece of chiaroscuro, but this baroque installation is an occasion for marvelling rather than insight.
Patrick McGilligan, who has previously written biographies of Fritz Lang and George Cukor, has produced an exhaustively researched and detailed life, yet "Alfred Hitchcock: A Life in Darkness and Light" yields detail rather than insight.
Like her facile poetry, Olivia's amateur sleuthing has flair; but it is color, not depth, that distinguishes her from her shallow playmates, and it is narcissism, rather than insight, that informs her breathless narrative of her exhilarating life and times.
But rather than insight or satire, Fellowes offers cosy nostalgia, with lots of poor, happy people having a knees-up, while suggesting that the unprivileged are happiest among their own class and that change will be effected by their becoming shopkeepers.
The effect is one of novelty rather than insight.
Pleasure, rather than insight or antagonism, is all we ask.
Analysts also reveal a preference for screening uptake rather than insight when they express concern about any decrease in mammography utilization [ 49- 51]. Figure 4 supports the analysis by Berry that screening mammography is a lottery [ 52].
