Sentence examples for rather with that from inspiring English sources

In terms of wording, the Beida Laozi agrees with the Mawangdui in many instances, although in some places it agrees rather with that of the received text.

For Mahayana Buddhists, reality resides not fundamentally with the historical existence of Sakyamuni as such, but rather with that for which he is recognized as buddha, or that which is the motive-force for his appearance in the world, his attainment of buddhahood, and his teaching of dharma.

The phylogeny of the SSB protein obtained for type II EcDNA was not congruent with that of the Rep of type II EcDNA, but rather with that of the rep of type I EcDNA: as shown in Figure 5a, the SSB proteins of both type I and type II EcDNAs are similar and related to the orthologous proteins of bacteria belonging to the low GC branch of Gram positives.

I'd rather deal with that than pay hand over first for bandwidth I allegedly already paid for.

The problem is not with charitable donors, who are simply following the rules provided for them, but rather with laws that fail to provide adequate guidelines for distribution.

Third, even the so-called formal modes (5-2, 5-5, 5-5) might not be narrowly concerned with proof, but rather with everything that can lend credibility to something else.

"I was rather pleased with that," said Bennett later.

"I can imagine a wall in my house that would look rather nice with that".

He was brilliant at Lytham last year, and topped off 2012 rather nicely with that FedEx Cup win.

My friend was abused by his stepdad and his mother threw him out because she would rather deal with that monster than him.

In the N.B.A., we suddenly have the Heat becoming the bullies in a series with the Celtics, who were rather stunned with that turn of events in Game 1, writes Ken Berger on CBSSports.com.com