Sentence examples for rather than moved from inspiring English sources
Dr. Horvitz said the panel was looking for ways to guide research so that technology improved society rather than moved it toward a technological catastrophe.
As a result, the reader sometimes feels inundated by a catalog of oddities — from climacophilia (the erotic compulsion to tumble down stairs) to melissophilia (lust for bees) to titillagnia (arousal from tickling) — rather than moved to empathy.
And so to take your second question first: if you ask why I stuck to the first person rather than moved to third, the answer would be to preserve a certain strategic intimacy.
"Rather than moved, Prior should be cloned," says Ian Copestake, who as is as heroically indefatigable as Boult, Southee and Wagner, still steaming in to the inbox in the last session of the series.
That I am provoked by my provocative patient rather than moved by him, I'm maybe taking refuge in anger to stanch the inner pain toward which this countertransference is leading me: my refugee roots, the rejection I felt by my motherland in 1936 when I fled Berlin?
One study suggests that many of these immigrants left the USA altogether rather than moved to other states, perhaps because they were deported (Amuedo-Dorantes and Lozano 2014).
It's impressive rather than moving.
They tend to stick around, rather than move on.
Its owners, Barbara Cohen and Judith Stonehill, closed rather than move again.
"People are deciding to improve their properties rather than move.
Rather than moving in linear time, the narration pirouettes again and again around that one point.
