Sentence examples for rather with a from inspiring English sources

It began, not with a grand fanfare, but rather with a toot on a small horn.

Why not credit Murphy and Rather with a sincere, if quixotic, disinclination to join the pack?

It started, rather, with a near-absolute commitment to judicial restraint.

The difference has not to do with literary merit but, rather, with a script's chance of being shot.

Walsh doesn't start from the beginning but rather with a poem by his brother who died young.

Or, rather, with a :) or a ;) The rehabilitation of the emoticon is the feelgood story of the decade so far.

As such, Congress is about to recess not with a victorious bang, but rather with a bleat of resignation.

These defects were not associated with a significant alteration in regulatory gene expression, but rather with a defective ectodermal epithelium and an abnormal disintegration of the cloacal membrane.

Against his best opposition, he has won not with brute force (which is how Tyson prevails) but rather with a scrapper's pluck and persistence.

Nashville's best hope lies not with any particular strength, but rather with a schedule that consists of teams simply playing out the string.

Rather, with a keen sense of journalistic duty, I forced myself to go inside because I had read about Karali's establishment in a Gulf War-vintage newspaper clipping.