Sentence examples for rather than proclaiming from inspiring English sources

Rather than proclaiming the goodness of milk — as had been the case for decades in local and national milk ads — the campaign sought to demonstrate, in humorous ways, how difficult and dull life would be without it.

Mr. Bennette pleaded not guilty yesterday to theft of government property -- five cars worth a total of $35,000 -- but his lawyer, rather than proclaiming Mr. Bennette's innocence, indicated that psychological effects from 9/11 might have caused his behavior.

There is much else, notably the music: art demonstrated rather than proclaimed.

Rather than proclaim their innocence all the way to bankruptcy court, the two investment banks chose to transform themselves into ordinary bank holding companies.

Yet rather than proclaim a recovery under way, most economists warn that it is too soon to declare a turn in Europe's fortunes.

Rather than proclaim the merits of suburban development and car travel, as the legendary master builder Robert Moses did in New York State from the 1920's to the 60's, they are framing new road projects in cautious, modest terms, often coupled with ideas for mass transit and relief of traffic congestion.

Looking as if they were about to attend a funeral rather than proclaim a resurrection, the five members of one of Japan's most successful bands of all time have announced that, contrary to media speculation, they aren't splitting up after all.

Rather than proclaim any expertise herself, she enlists four others.

I reminded students that critical thinkers must be open to having their cherished beliefs challenged, and must learn how to defend their views based on evidence or logic, rather than merely proclaiming that their views are valid.

Their method of voicing an opinion is to embed it in an ostensibly factual report rather than to proclaim it in an editorial.

Voices broke and tears flowed – but the tone was one of quiet vulnerability rather than loud proclaiming.