Sentence examples for rather than vast from inspiring English sources

The beauties of this approach are intimate rather than vast.

Rather than vast paintings, sculptures or installations, Sehgal's work consists only of live intimate conversations.

With more single and older customers, convenient city-centre supermarkets are becoming more popular, rather than vast stores on the edge of town selling everything from charcuterie to televisions.

Many of the Internet's gains are fun — games, chat rooms, Twitter streams — rather than vast sources of revenue, and when there have been measurable monetary gains, they often have been concentrated among a small number of company founders, as with, say, Facebook.

Farmers reap multiple benefits from planting nitrogen-fixing trees and hedgerows around their fields, for example, while also sowing the most effective crops for the area, climate and soil type – whether that be GM rice or conventionally bred cassava - rather than vast grain monocultures.

Streaming music subscriptions have not yet reached the critical mass that physical music sales and ownership once had, but some argue that this is due mainly to product-market fit, since many of the services have been built around the concept of a small pool of dedicated music fans rather than vast majority of more casual listeners.

That depiction, I suggest, seems to regard Africa as a country – rather than a vast continent.

Rather than creating vast disparities as radical changes usually do, the cars are all closely matched.

Rather than building vast hi-tech factories, drugs could, quite literally, be made on a farm.

The airlines say the agency has tried harder lately to establish consensus in those calls, rather than closing vast areas where radar shows thunderstorms.

Tell them it is too late, and the human instinct is to give up, rather than make vast efforts to save the scraps.