Sentence examples for rather than realising from inspiring English sources

The first time it was all new to us, this time round we crossed the line and we were Olympic champions, rather than realising it six months later.

But rather than realising the faulty instrument was fixed, they appear to have assumed that yet more of their instruments had broken.

He gives a lucid account of Lewis's line on "chronological snobbery", for instance – the idea that it's arrogant to read the past as an imperfect version of the present, rather than realising that every stage of the past was once the present, and that present orthodoxies will in due course seem just as muddled as those of the past do to us.

In the run up to a European election it is often easy to get caught up in the domestic race rather than realise that our votes and choices for MEPs could have a wider impact.

Some linking dances are thin – whimsical sketches rather than fully realised choreography.

While Zoe and her mother feel sketched rather than fully realised, Robinson's attention seems monopolised by the psychopath Thurman Hayes.

But then the goal did keep things loose by only calling on leaders to promote equality rather than actually realise it.

Rather than rush, I realised I'd have to wait until midway through the illness.

Enjoyable as much of the album is, though - Estelle's tender performance of the title track deserves special mention - it feels like a series of tracks rather than a fully realised long-player.

As mentioned earlier, the different translational movements should be considered to facilitate, rather than to actually realise, translation between theory and practice.

There is a genuine risk that the SDGs become all about the indicators, rather than about action towards realising the larger vision.