Sentence examples for rather than the traditionally from inspiring English sources

Moreover, if you buy the hatch or estate version, rather than the traditionally booted saloon, and things start getting on top of you, you can pop round to the back and commit Karakuri.

Beards were out in force on the red carpet with numerous stars from Fifty Shades of Grey's Jamie Dornan to Jared Leto, all sporting fuzzy faces, rather than the traditionally more formal clean shaven look.

4. Jack Bogle '51 – Founder of the Vanguard Group, one of the largest mutual funds in the world; named by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2004; his investment strategy focuses on the superiority of index funds rather than the traditionally managed mutual funds.

This way of cooking so that the meat melts from the bone like that of a braised lamb shank rather than the traditionally pink leg of lamb, must have been practiced long before recorded history, when fuel was more valuable than time.

Indeed, I'd guess his heart bleeds liberalism and, to my western sceptic eyes, his contention that the Arab empire gave birth to Islam, rather than the traditionally held belief that it was the other way round, seemed well-argued, fascinating – I learned a lot of history I didn't know in a short space of time – and uncontentious.

Baer is also tapping a market it believes is underexploited: a segment of people living in America who prefer the first-class Swiss touch, rather than the traditionally more aggressive American investment approach.

12 Rather, the present findings are compatible with the alternative notion that functional brain recovery is already ongoing during BS where it can be assessed from the statistical characteristics of cortical bursting rather than from the traditionally measured lengths of inactive (IBI) periods.

"Momentané" translates into English as "momentary," which alludes to the speed and frenzy of contemporary life, rather than the monumentality traditionally prized by historic museums like this one.

The chemistry and behaviour of nanometals involves dynamic aspects of aggregation theory, rather than the equilibrium models traditionally used for free metal ions.

Caroline Frederickson, director of the Washington legislative office of the American Civil Liberties Union, said she was troubled by the Democrats' acceptance of broad, blanket warrants for the security agency rather than the individualized warrants traditionally required by the intelligence court.

The program, part of the "Fast Fail" initiative at the institute, aims to determine within weeks whether a drug works, rather than the years it traditionally takes to evaluate a new drug.