Sentence examples for rather than voicing from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he was channeling his wife's wishes rather than voicing his own — another subject ripe for discussion.

But rather than voicing the tacit support the Saudis expected, Barack Obama's administration responded with wary prevarication and a reduction in aid.

That is, they conform to the opinions of colleagues rather than voicing their own, and they go with others' flow rather than setting their own agenda.

"The best approach is to try to do something cool" rather than voicing it, he adds, and "give them something that feels different, looks different, but is rooted in their world".

The judge ruled that Singh was stating facts, which he would have to prove in his defence, rather than voicing opinion and that he had implied the members of the BCA knowingly promoted what Singh called "bogus treatments".

As surgery approached and my voice mail messages and emails went unanswered, the implied judgment seemed to be that robot questions were too technical to be relevant — as if I had asked about the operating room's lighting rather than voicing a legitimate medical concern.

But rather than voice his qualms, he simply moved department.

Based on the two cases presented, we argue that gradient phonotactics can operate in the unnatural direction: in a context where one value of a feature (in our case, [±voice]) is phonetically dispreferred across languages, that marked feature value may actually be preferred by phonotactics (e.g., voiceless rather than voiced stops after a nasal or intervocalically).

However, rather than voice my thoughts on the matter I invited her to share her thoughts and opinion here on my blog.

Rather than voice suicidal ideation, they may orchestrate scenarios around violence or death.

I think rather than voice, a better term might have been benchmark, or standard-bearer.