Sentence examples for rather that that from inspiring English sources

If there is anyone in the audience who plans to laugh at them in a snooty way rather than laugh with them in an affectionate way, he would rather that that person not be there.

This does not mean that all genes with a nominally significant SNP in an enriched GO category are true susceptibility genes for the phenotype under consideration, rather that that category itself is likely to be relevant to aetiology since it contains an excess of nominally associated SNPs.

Of course, Martin O'Neill, had he utilised his talents differently, could well have turned out to be rather more that that.

For one, its insistence that the Taliban lay down their arms will probably have to mean just that, rather than that they turn in their weapons.

Another amended the entry on Damilola Taylor to say that he "died", rather than that he "was murdered".

Rather, I move onto the next developments to argue that it was criminology done and funded by government, rather than that coming from elsewhere that exerted most influence.

At this moment we are so glad to be on that KLM flight rather than that Malaysia Airlines flight," she said.

"There's nothing wrong with it, but a grown man eating an ice cream... it's that way, rather than that way".

Or rather, that thing that is finally no longer a tool of discrimination in this country: marriage.

Rather, that means that quality checks and incentives need to be put in place to improve design and implementation while ensuring that the system is a support and not a disincentive.

"People tend to think it's online, it's almost like a game rather than that clicking that button is actually causing serious harm," she says.