Sentence examples for rather they started from inspiring English sources

Fraser's photographs started life as slides in 1984 — or rather, they started considerably earlier, as Raphaels, Titians, Pollocks, and de Koonings.

Or, rather they start letting their true personality show.

Rather than improving, they started getting injuries and overtraining.

Similarly, by describing clean fuel choice as a movement "up the energy ladder," we do not mean to imply that households use cleaner fuels exclusively (Farsi et al. 2007; Gundimeda and Köhlin 2008; Pine et al. 2011), but rather that they start to use at least some "cleaner" fuel (Masera et al. 2000).

Rather, they should start exercising and lose the excess weight that is a major underlying cause of elevated CRP levels in the first place.

Unluckily they started rather late.

Yes, the Colts are a rather stunning 6-3 considering they started the season looking like the Island of Misfit Toys.

As opposed to earlier in the Great Recession, eight out of ten new entrepreneurs were employed rather than being unemployed when they started a business.

"But if we see them as deliberately doing something set up, rather than found, and theatrical, rather than authentic, they start looking a lot like Cindy Sherman.

Rather, they most often started as a hobby, and gradually became a consuming passion.

Rather than start setting up on the Thursday or Friday before a Saturday night bout, they started the prior Monday.