Sentence examples for take rather than from inspiring English sources

Instead, this contraption prints out a description of the photo you take, rather than an image itself.

Too often leaders are seen as people who need to be judged on the actions they take rather than on what they achieve.

A row where only the loudest are heard fails this test … Policymakers should clamp down on those immigrants who come to Britain to take rather than contribute.

However, a surreal duet with Jimmy Nail turns out to be a raucous Every Breath You Take rather than Nail's Crocodile Shoes.

Schmidt is a shrewd enough coach to know that this is the approach the world's best teams take rather than an anomaly; Argentina gave them a first-hand lesson in that during the World Cup.

Politics exists so that people can respond to and challenge 'objective' social forces: so that we can argue and make decisions about the direction which society ought to take rather than simply accepting where it is now.

It's image taking rather than image making.

The problem is that taking, rather than making wealth, appears to be growing in relative influence.

You are capturing takes rather than creating a bigger, sustained performative structure.

But, alas, he seems more concerned to dilute the medicine Congo should be taking, rather than to attack its malaise.

She stresses that their subject matter is the photographs she has taken rather than the ocean itself.