Sentence examples for rather than particularly from inspiring English sources

The navy appealed for imaginative rather than particularly patriotic reasons.

"We call what we do 'entertainment betting', rather than particularly aiming for high-stakes, professional betting.

Of the principals, flautist Matthew Featherstone deserves special mention, while mezzo Jennifer Johnston and soprano Susan Gritton were committed rather than particularly moving soloists.

But like Call the Midwife, which precedes it in the BBC1 schedules, the Casual Vacancy feels well-done, rather than particularly exciting viewing.

And Ms. Rojo seems little surprised when the prince (an ardent Johan Kobborg) wakes her from her hundred-year sleep, calmly accepting his love rather than particularly smitten.

It's the same way that Liverpool reacted to becoming Capital of Culture in 2008: there was dancing in the streets because we'd won something, rather than particularly knowing or caring what it was we'd won".

But a significant minority, between20%and30%30%, are likely fleeing poverty rather than conflict, particularly from west Africa.

This offers distraction rather than illumination, particularly in such a small exhibition.

LHA calculations were capped at four bedrooms, rather than five, particularly affecting larger families.

Questions about genitals are common and they often relate to their appearance rather than function, particularly penis and labia size.

The general rule of thumb is to use copy_colvals rather than get_colvals, particularly for interactive use from the ChIPS, Sherpa or IPython shells.