Sentence examples for rather that of from inspiring English sources

Adoption openness communication is not simply the exchange of information but rather that of adoption related affective attunement, sharing, acceptance, emotional expression and coconstruction of meanings (Brodzinsky, 2005, 2006).

rather that of tool availability in a toolbox.

This doesn't seem to be the fault of the performance, but rather that of the screenplay.

It was not Ryan's phrase, but rather that of an official who spoke to Ryan.

This view on security was, rather, that of the MEP being quoted, Philip Bradbourn.

The divine aspect, however, is not that of a living god but rather that of a slain, powerless divinity.

And some people would rather that kind of money go toward reducing the corporate tax rate.

Or rather, that's one aspect of the womb-life.

Because of his fierce reticence (rather like that of Emily Dickinson, whom he admired), Stevens wrote symbolic rather than transcriptive poetry.

This explanation should be reached by following the evolution of wakefulness rather than that of sleep.

Instead there was a slower kind of game reminiscent of 1935 rather than that of today.