Sentence examples for than personally from inspiring English sources

Rather than personally attacking the person for being slow to learn, stick to talking about specific learning issues and possible ways to aid the person's learning.

Rather, they reserved their ire for French filmmakers who had their heads in the sand — less so politically than personally, intimately, and, above all, aesthetically.

Like everyone else, whether for reasons of squeamishness or cowardice, he responded abstractly rather than personally, seeing a "situation" instead of a victim, and passing matters procedurally up the chain of command.

The commission found that Judge Anderson violated rules that require judicial candidates to report contributions, as well as others that require them to accept contributions through a campaign committee rather than personally.

Favorite Republican: I like the congressman and presidential candidate Ron Paul, because I understand what he believes, and he is fearless and civic-minded in his beliefs, rather than personally zealous.

And in a somewhat similar category called "owner occupancy" cases -- where building owners seek to evict tenants to exercise their "good faith" right to live in their own building -- the evidence might include a landlord's history of renovating apartments in other buildings and then, perhaps, renting at market rates rather than personally moving in.

Nay, worse than that: "Personally I thought the whole premise rather nauseating".

Bamford has donated more than £4m personally to the Tories over the last decade.

Parladorio said a loan was agreed with Retail Acquisitions, rather than Chappell personally, at the very last moment.

Although Lt. Gen. Sanchez had more urgent tasks than dealing personally with command and resource deficiencies at Abu Ghraib, Maj.

"We know that marriage is more than a personally rewarding social custom — it's also critical for the well-being of a civilization," Mr. Romney said.