Sentence examples for rather than uniform from inspiring English sources

It shows an outdoor public scene, disorderly rather than uniform.

If debate is meant to be a means to truth — an idea we philosophers like to believe — the best forms turn out to be a variegated rather than uniform set.

The American sociologist Richard Sennett argues in his 2008 book "The Craftsman" that the experience of immersing ourselves in digital technology and navigating random routes around the Internet makes us more amenable to things that seem equally quirky, instinctive and personal, rather than uniform and rational.

But it is conditional and driven by concern rather than uniform, overt enthusiasm.

This represents a clear interest for a spatially diverse rather than uniform woodland management.

This suggests haphazard rather than uniform and consistent efforts to identify and remove the most hardened criminals.

Officers were reportedly instructed to wear jeans and trainers rather than uniforms, and were equipped with bulletproof vests and backpacks containing emergency food and water supplies.

There is a gender mix of staff, who wear their own clothes rather than uniforms as staff do in the units for older children.

Mapplethorpe's subjects are civilians, and their clothes are costumes rather than uniforms, but they, too, are creatures who live in battle, and it's a battle that both Mapplethorpe and White experienced at first hand: the struggle not to be condemned by society because of whom and how you love.

In those febrile days generals would wear mufti rather than uniforms to congressional committees to avoid antagonising anti-war members, records Ms Olson, while shops near army bases routinely barred soldiers.Modern Americans are wary of war but reverential towards warriors.

He stated that the soldiers wore overalls rather than uniforms, and were required to wear life jackets at all times.