Sentence examples for suggested rather than a from inspiring English sources
An inability to perform a category of jobs should be evidence of disability, he suggested, rather than a category that proves disability by itself.
In the following days, White House officials said that Ambassador Stevens's death was the result of a spontaneous protest, which is what the initial intelligence reports suggested, rather than a planned terrorist attack.
There are parallels between Eames and Baines – though subtly suggested rather than laid on with a trowel.
Eventually, the crew was able to create a breakaway section that "suggested, rather than outlined perfectly", the shape of a human body.
Of course, at that time, our United States still functioned as its name suggests rather than as a motley collection of regional fragments that today fight over a shrinking resource base.
NEXT WAVE FESTIVAL: SUSAN MARSHALL & COMPANY -- Ms. Marshall is probably best known for her acute, deft evocations of complex buried emotions in dances that suggest rather than tell a story.
Mr. Tynek suggests rather than tells a story in "Kosile," which is set to singing by French monks and music by eight composers as various as Paganini, Haydn and Michael Galasso, all of it clearly chosen with great care.
The lack of testing we observed in our cases, even after a caesarean section, is in contrast with the current Dutch guidelines, which suggest (rather than prescribe) a Kleihauer Betke test.
They suggest rather than having a blueprint approach to intensification and diversification of policy engagement for research actors and institutions, a variety of research influencing goals and engagement approaches is desirable.
By folding in social dances and making striking use of a set of paneling in the back that resembles wide marble columns, Mr. Duato suggests, rather than hammers home, a world of secret trysts and elaborate court rituals.
"Kansas City Choir Boy" allows itself the same freedom that song lyrics enjoy in suggesting rather than spelling out a story.
