Sentence examples for rather than lacking from inspiring English sources

Bald patches of the scalp in male pattern baldness, rather than lacking hair follicles, actually contain miniaturized follicles.

Rather than lacking imagination or a desire for independence, many local students are very resourceful in how they negotiate the contradictions of being a local student.

Rather than lacking "the air of the country," books like "Game Change" suggest that the air is there, but that it's unpleasantly stagnant.

Funnily enough, like James, I am someone who is an optimist, someone who – to use, as he did, that terrible cliche – tends to see drinking vessels as full rather than lacking.

This account of everyday life as pervaded by negative aesthetic qualities rather than lacking any aesthetic qualities gives rise to 'negative aesthetics.' This notion may at first appear to be an oxymoron, if 'aesthetics' is understood in the usual honorific sense.

Although bites by male spiders are much rarer than those by females, perhaps due to their smaller jaws rather than lacking venom of similar potency to females or being unable to administer an effective bite.

The problem is one of political will rather than lack of money.

His inconsistency seemed to reflect missed practices rather than lack of talent.

It has always been easy to blame distractions, rather than lack of will, for a failure to concentrate.

I've seen far too many would-be writers come to grief through lack of application rather than lack of talent.

Marjorie Wallace, chief executive of the mental health charity Sane, said: "These sorts of words often betray fear and ignorance rather than lack of sympathy.