Sentence examples for rather than reworking from inspiring English sources

But, for all its formal brilliance, it is the closest the magpie director has yet come to recreating, rather than reworking, the kind of films he immersed himself in as a teenager.

Rather than reworking his assumptions, coming up with a big new policy idea, or specifying how he would make up for the big drop in revenues his tax plan would entail — introducing a consumption tax? eliminating the mortgage-interest deduction and other tax breaks?

The decrease in incision depths, recorded by deposit thicknesses above strath terraces, and the differences in clast character (size and roundness) and type between the two units, are ascribed to a more powerful river system during Proto-Orange River time, rather than reworking of older deposits, changes in provenance or climatic variations.

The response has staggered the campaigners, who cannot understand why these would be reasons to halt the project, rather than rework it.

My hunch is that the team hooked up a computer to the TVs throughout the venue so that they could accomplish this synchronized star-caressing — then, rather than rework their entire setup just to play the football game for a few hours, they opted for the easier route and looked for a stream on the web.

Many of the demos recorded during these early sessions were used in the final tracks, rather than completely reworking the songs.

Now "Red Pill" pickup artist forums and incel forums alike talk about "female hypergamy" as if it were an actual scientific concept, rather than a reworking of an ancient misogynist prejudice, lamenting the alleged tendency of women to forever "branch swing" from less desirable to more desirable men.

Harris Bank, rather than trying to rework the mortgage with her, "quit claimed" the property, forfeiting its own claim and handing the buildings over free not to her but to a third-party developer.

The truth is I don't really know a lot about it but I love the game" – in action at the Sheffield Arena (it's 3min 20sec in): Despite it being a burst of verse rather than the full reworking of Annie's Song by John Denver, reports suggest the reaction was mixed, understandable given plenty of those present would have been fans from the other half of the Steel City.

In my view these models need reworking sooner rather than later".

In his introduction, Burke writes that his collection "attempts to look beyond fetishising the digital age and its 'revolution,' instead seeing what's occurring now as a careful and important negotiation with what has gone before; a reworking rather than a rupture".