Sentence examples for rather than outlining from inspiring English sources

Still, several voters said that the candidates had spent too much time criticizing the president, rather than outlining their own visions.

Rather than outlining a plan to change the pension system, Mr. Chico emphasized his experience negotiating with labor leaders and fashioning budgets as city school board president and mayoral chief of staff.

But rather than outlining his own legislative proposal, Mr. Bush emphasized advances in technology, like clean-coal energy, wind power and farm-grown fuels like ethanol, as a means to achieving emissions reductions.

Earlier on Tuesday, Nintendo, the current king of the video game wars, held its own media presentation that seemed aimed mostly at reinforcing the company's leadership rather than outlining a new direction.

Two of those people, however, described Trump as musing about the idea rather than outlining a plan of action, and a senior White House official said no action is imminent.

The emphasis lies on developing high-level modeling languages and general solvers that specify what the problem is, rather than outlining how a solution should be computed, yet are powerful enough to be used across a wide variety of applications and application domains.

The message, entitled March Forth Whether Light or Heavy", seems designed to inspire Isis supporters rather than outline any new strategy for the militants, who overran large areas of Syria and Iraq in June.

During a week of budget brinkmanship, the president who signed the largest stimulus spending program in American history largely left it to his Senate allies to respond to the sharp clarity of the Republican austerity message rather than outline a clear vision of what the role of government should be in the era of the Tea Party and rocketing national debt.

Eventually, the crew was able to create a breakaway section that "suggested, rather than outlined perfectly", the shape of a human body.

A notable feature of sōsaku hanga works was a movement toward defining shapes using colour rather than outlines, as in traditional wood-block prints.

They served less as tools of construction than as tools for creating proportional plans, shaping relations between points rather than literally outlining space.