Sentence examples for saying that rather from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jobs defended the timing of Apple's response to the controversy, saying that "rather than run to the P.R. department," it set out to determine exactly what happened.

Etterson goes even further, saying that, rather than tinkering with nature, the experiment may contribute to re-establishing connections that can no longer happen naturally.

South Korea issued a report analyzing the editorial, saying that "rather than offering a new policy, North Korea is sticking to its old policy line under the pretext of honoring the dying wishes of Kim Jong-il".

He defended the performance of the police that day, saying that rather than firing on the crowd, as some have reported, the police in some cases abandoned their posts, which rioters then ignited.

She criticised Tory plans raise the threshold for strikes saying that "rather than get round the table, ministers are threatening a change in the law that would make legal strikes close to impossible".

Perhaps he was saying that rather than define our rights in an ivory tower, the most successful justices recognize that their decisions are part of a dialogue with real people — starting at the grass-roots level.

"It can be said that Rather was the only man whom Cronkite despised," Brinkley writes.

Mr. Mortier also said that, rather than move, the opera should stay and renovate.

BMW says that rather than replacing aging workers, robots can help them more easily perform tasks.

Prof. Keith Hampton says that rather than destroying community and family life, being wired actually helps people connect.

Dr. Goodwin said that rather than being disappointed by the results, she saw them as liberating.