Sentence examples for rather than spontaneously from inspiring English sources

Contrary to public opinion, good poetry seems to be constructed, rather than spontaneously created.

Self-regulation, allows us to solve problems constructively, rather than spontaneously reacting in ways that would exacerbate them.

"When upper middle class young people play today, they play in a structured way that looks sort of like work," she said, rather than spontaneously, in a public or semipublic place.

By contrast, Steve Young, the 49ers' current quarterback, had to be encouraged to stay within the plan and wait for an opportunity to develop, rather than spontaneously decide to run with the ball.

Therefore, if you entered this world after the 1950's (and assuming that you were born rather than spontaneously generated), you can use Dr. Apgar's birthday to thank Dr. Apgar for people checking you on your birthday.

Salads was forced to admit to the fakery after footage was posted showing the men who appeared in the video standing behind the camera and clearly involved in the production, rather than spontaneously coming across the car.

The gazetteer is not the point of the book, which is a history of the kind of village that is planned and created, rather than simply, spontaneously, happening.

As a commentator he can be difficult to warm to, not least because his words tend to feel a little forced, a little rehearsed, like he's reading lines from a script rather than reacting spontaneously.

These let water through, but not hydrated ions.A graphene-based plant would work similarly, except that the holes through which the water would pass would have to be punched through it deliberately, rather than happening spontaneously.

These let water through, but not the ions.A graphene-based membrane would work similarly, except that the holes through which the water would pass would have to be punched through it deliberately, rather than happening spontaneously.

At rallies in recent days, Pence consulted notes and stuck with talking points about Trump's policy proposals and Clinton's record rather than riff spontaneously, as Trump tends to do.