Sentence examples for topic rather than from inspiring English sources

She thinks the acclaim "comes from the topic rather than the treatment".

The subject matter is divided by topic rather than following a continuous narrative.

It ends up being a summary of all possible opinions on the topic, rather than a serious exploration of it.

The latter term derives from the French word for storehouse and implies a more specific publication devoted to a particular topic, rather than coverage of current affairs.

The women and the venues of his life left traces in his imagination, and certain characters speak his mind more than others, but his novels took their inspiration from a sociological topic rather than a confessional or self-exploratory impulse.

He seemed unable to forget that he was examining a theme or topic, rather than creating a film where the medium itself can unwittingly reveal - in the hands of a great artist - an inner truth.

So the Wellcome report concludes that children know the value of assessment, but that it makes them stressed and they would prefer it to be broader, including investigations, projects, presentations, and end-of-topic (rather than end-of-year) testing.

They have to construct conversation and line up topics rather than let things flow.

But if you're going for quantity, try expanding on topics, rather than simply repeating entire chapters verbatim.

Thus, the only possible option is open debate of 'sensitive' topics rather than the abolition of argument.

I came out feeling my attention had been drawn to a host of important topics rather than having had my emotions fully engaged.