Sentence examples for rather than mirroring from inspiring English sources

The Stella Count also confines itself to looking at the gender of the authors of books reviewed, rather than mirroring the much wider VIDA count which also includes a breakdown of book reviewers themselves.

Second, ministers from the Department for Communities and Local Government ought to be encouraging Leather to meet with the Association of Charitable Foundations so that their members – who generously give millions each year – are ahead of local authorities rather than mirroring their practice when it comes to this part of the voluntary sector.

The redesigned version of Overcast on Apple Watch focuses on its "now playing" screen, rather than mirroring the three-level navigation of its iOS version, with Arment advising developers not to underestimate the importance of the device's glances interface, which people access by swiping up on its main watch face screen.

Our thoughts are just our dealings with things - Anderson shared with Norman Kemp Smith a quasi-calvinist conception of knowledge as a striving and grappling with problems rather than mirroring an external reality.

Rather than mirroring the polarized name-calling that so often dominates public discourse in our country (whether this is between political pundits or here on the comments section) Chalke calls for us to engage one another with a spirit of grace, "Our inclusion and the inclusion of others into the family of God's people is not dependent on them or us getting our reading of scripture all right.

This species' mtDNA gene arrangement generally closely resembles the unusual arrangement seen in its sister taxa and that of the Spirostreptid Thyropygus sp. DVL-2001, rather than mirroring the arthropod ground plan, as the Lithobiomorph centipedes Lithobius forficatus and Bothropolys sp. SP-2004 do.

Rather than mirror a shopper's lust, they absorb the beholder in work by people who are orphans of history.

Rather than mirror the original story, it tries to add something new with a series of mini-games involving counting, sorting and memory.

Perhaps Scolari had sensed the nation needed him to be bold to shrug the locals out of their pre-match gloom, hence his decision to pick Bernard – a former Atlético Mineiro player and adored in these parts – from the start rather than mirror the Germans' midfield trio to offer his back-line more protection.

So the ballet has an inner life of its own that answers rather than mirrors Stravinsky.

This use of parallel (rather than mirror) symmetry is, I believe, something Balanchine never used elsewhere: it's fascinating.