Sentence examples for rather than noting from inspiring English sources

Rather than noting their similar goals, Mr. Clinton emphasized the differences between his approach and that of Republicans in Congress.

That way, rather than noting flow on a sheet of paper, you can record it on the fly, anywhere.

Furthermore, researchers from the 20th century and earlier perpetuated the notion that slow lorises were common by reporting them as either present or absent rather than noting low population densities in their field research.

Rather than saying that the Celtics had a fine run in that prehistoric era, and rather than pointing out that Magic Johnson soon destroyed the Celtics' aura of invulnerability, and rather than noting that Andrew Bynum was injured in 2008, the Celtics fans and watchers revel in gloating about how Celtics teams are superior in character.

Rather than noting "hockey", list your favorite hockey team, or rather than noting "thrillers", list your favorite action novel.

The book is already music in prose, a symphony in three movements that evokes in words rather than notes the rich flux of thought and feeling that shapes human experience, indeed that constitutes much of it.

Rather than note this lack of medical evidence, the article says that "a 1985 study published in Obstetrics & Gynecology examined 33,000 suction curettage abortions and found a failure rate of 2.3 per 1,000 at the 12-weeks or earlier".

She went to college at SUNY Brockport, where she was surprised to be told in her dance classes to study her form in a mirror rather than note the way that her body felt, and to count time to music rather than move freely.

Rather than note the success of the top 10% plan at achieving socioeconomic diversity, the court faulted it for failing to admit more well-off students of color from affluent integrated high schools whose "experiences of being a minority in a majority-white" school would add value.

This had me wondering: when was the last time the economy actually ran on specie, rather than notes?

Mr. Johansson, in a convoluted way, compared his work to that of a musician, creating an emotion through color and variations of fit rather than notes and melody.