Sentence examples for rather than totally from inspiring English sources
"Better to have them do the right thing rather than totally mess up their hair".
Involving rather than totally gripping, but with an unimpeachable ring of authenticity.
These developments since 1948 show both the persistence in English law of ancient institutions and a preference for reforming rather than totally abolishing them.
What makes this scheme merely ambitious, rather than totally crazy, is that you might need do it in only a few places.
Why a paid app (you have to buy it on the iPhone; it's free for the first year on other platforms) rather than totally free?
"A big thing Steve Jobs did for the world was to insist that computers could be usable rather than totally infuriating!
Better to have such an insurance policy as a base to argue from rather than starting totally afresh in the charter negotiations.
Rather than get totally depressed, I focused on my date, which included separate conversations with all nine Dr. Fishers, followed by a group chat.
The institutional aspect had recently been much studied, however, and precedents in Chinese history had been found, for example, of treaty ports with foreign settlements, consular jurisdiction, and employment of Westerners as imperial personnel; thus, the Chinese regarded the Western impact as an extension of their tradition rather than a totally new situation that necessitated a new adjustment.
In the original Covent Garden shop, opened in 1981, Fraser wanted to help people look after their health in a natural way, rather than be totally reliant on the medical profession, and the shop filled up with homeopathic medicines, herbs in dried form or tinctures, essential oils.
Administration officials fanned out to make a case that the deal's structure -- with a trigger that could force deep cuts in military spending as well as in domestic programs if the two parties cannot agree on how to reduce the deficit further -- provided Democrats with more leverage to push for higher tax revenue as part of the solution rather than relying totally on spending cuts.
