Sentence examples for rather the work of from inspiring English sources

None of this exposure was vulgar nor the familiar visible lingerie — rather the work of a designer with a distinctive but gentle voice.

None of this is private enterprise, but rather the work of Tuzla's municipality, which is why you can spend the whole day here for 60p.The story of Tuzla's lakes is an unusual one of turning adversity into advantage.

In fact, Mr. Scully asserts that many of the lines attributed to Mr. Gerson, including "axis of evil," were not his at all, but rather the work of others.

Despite the terrible results, the restoration, which was completed without permission, is not thought to have been malicious; rather the work of an enthusiastic, if somewhat misguided, amateur who lived near to the church and simply wanted to repair the ageing artwork.

While the fender bender attracted little attention at the time, federal investigators now say the accident was not accidental at all, but rather the work of a sophisticated insurance fraud ring whose members staged nearly 30 similar car crashes in the last four years, using false medical claims to cheat insurance companies out of more than $1 million.

General McKiernan also said he did not see the recent attacks on American forces as a resurgence of Mr. Hussein's power, or a "national level effort," but rather the work of "localized" Baath Party officials still loyal to Mr. Hussein and still able to organize attacks.

She said she was disappointed that the programme focused too much on her, rather than the work of her office.

Wouldn't it be better to tax that windfall gain rather than the work of those who really generated it?

By contrast, the Jean Paul Gaultier show indicated a man who has lost the power of speech, rather than the work of a former bad boy.

In general, the series of attacks that started nearly a year ago have appeared to be individually motivated rather than the work of a coordinated campaign.

Among those commercials consistently deemed most effective, memorable and talked-about, many were created or suggested by consumers — or produced internally by the sponsors — rather than the work of agency professionals.