Sentence examples for rather that is from inspiring English sources

Or, rather, that is an expression — of politeness, a false promise of delicacy — for in fact I wondered about them all the time: imagining them dead, in stunning heaps in some killing cornfield outside of town, or dropped from the sky in twos and threes for miles down along the Illinois state line.

Or, rather, that is an expression of politeness, a false promise of delicacy for in fact I wondered about them all the time: imagining them dead, in stunning heaps in some killing cornfield outside of town, or dropped from the sky in twos and threes for miles down along the Illinois state line.

If we are going to say – great we are participating, and the moment it becomes de-identified, it is no longer our data, but part of the collective data, and then the invention, any intellectual property rather that is a result of any use of that data will reside where the person is employed.

"That is interesting," she said, by which she did not mean, "Uh-oh, you've caught us" but, rather, "That is actually interesting".

Or rather that is what a group of rich evangelical businessmen are going to spend £3.5m on, as they plan to create a Christian theme park to trump their creationist cause and decry evolution.

Rather, that is, than its more modern meaning suggesting a lady rather generous in her dispersal of affection.

"I'd rather that wasn't in the press".

Or rather, that was gaming's biggest problem, until the arrival of "gamergate".

It is rather that he is not, in Europe at least, all that new.

It is rather that he is emulating Vladimir Putin's methods, albeit without Russia's imperial zeal.

It is, rather, that he is replacing one heavyweight at employment with another.