Sentence examples for rather the basis from inspiring English sources

In Mr. Furnas's hands, this material is never fodder for static devotional objects but rather the basis for uncommonly persuasive pictorial drama.

Rather, "the basis of optimism does not lie in positive phrases or images of victory but in the way you think about causes".

As such, they do not only provide a fallback option to the above-mentioned strategies, but rather the basis for target determination in line with the two-protocol approach.

Mr Obama's domestic programme sounded like a rallying cry for Democratic partisans rather than the basis for a deal with the other side.

Hegel attempts to merge concept and being by making being part of a structure of self-reflection, rather than the basis of the interrelation between subject and object.

A second form of internalism, connected just to justified belief but probably extendable to knowledge as well, concerns not access but rather what the basis for a justified belief really is.

The village will not be selected at random but rather on the basis of being located near township centers to maximize the geographic distance between participating villages.

The Typhoon is being modified for the latter role, on rather the same basis that a Lamborghini can be adapted as a people-carrier.

Rather than rejecting the basis of Pinker's argument, we should instead understand it as a demand for equality of opportunity in our political, educational and cultural lives.

rather than on the basis of what's best for your health," Mr. Gore said.

Managers need to be trained to monitor employees by performance rather than on the basis of visual cues, experts say.