Sentence examples for rather than learned from inspiring English sources

His speech, unlike that of the merely adequate supporting cast, feels lived rather than learned.

It turns out quite easily, though this kind of ability goes with a certain quality of character, which, I suspect, is inborn rather than learned.

Mr. Chomsky's celebrated theory of Universal Grammar supposes that human languages share an underlying set of rules that are innate rather than learned.

Perhaps styles of women as well as of women's clothes change; both actresses seem to be suppressing their natural twitches and the nervous, ironic sensitivity they have evolved under modern conditions, wherein the rules must be improvised, rather than learned.

But what marks him out is the same indefinable quality of warmth and comic presence that audiences and critics loved about Daniel Kitson when he started, a quality given to few, and which seems to be innate rather than learned.

But the best lines were saved for the excellent Tom Hollander, who played 30s Hollywood film director Monty Banks with great stoical wit and an Italian accent that seemed earned rather than learned.

"But we repeat our mistakes rather than learn from them".

It's about being famous, rather than learning your craft.

My parents pushed me to study, rather than learn how to make traditional Indian food.

Does this mean that they were simply leaning on Grammarly rather than learning to write?

The present system is designed to maximise income and debt rather than learning and engagement.