Sentence examples for rather than performed from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rather than performed" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to show contrast between two actions or choices. Example: I would rather write my speech than have it performed by someone else.
Numerous recipients have been people who directed performances rather than performed themselves.
Although Wied's satyr-dramas were meant to be read rather than performed, one, Skærmydsler (1901; "Skirmishes"), transcended the inherent difficulties of performance to become one of the great successes of the Royal Theatre.
His recent pictures of models in nature look posed rather than performed, their eroticism overt and ordinary.
In fact, they were poems to be dissected in the classroom rather than performed on stage, let alone filmed, set to music, danced, translated.
Most of the moments in the film are interstitial; the story is conjured and suggested rather than shown, and the emotions are evoked and induced rather than performed.
But the writing the show draws from is, for lack of a better word, usually quite writerly; it was, after all, intended to be read rather than performed.
In a last-ditch effort to save the sanctity of heterosexual marriage, however, at least five Northern Florida counties have decided to cease all courthouse ceremony performances rather than perform them for same-sex couples.
Some emphasize Shakespeare, while others focus on musical performance; some stress playwriting rather than performing.
He fled Iran after university rather than perform national service.
"It's much easier to do that if they are in a sanctuary, rather than performing".
But the writing of the songs is the real therapy, rather than performing.
