Sentence examples for chooses rather from inspiring English sources

Each resident of Dante's infernal world chooses, rather than simply suffers, his or her individual fate.

Workers are forced in effect to take whatever package their employer chooses, rather than the one they might prefer themselves.

It's a depressing day when a university feels it's more likely to be judged on the price tag it chooses rather than the quality of the education it provides.

His enthusiasms are evident from the subjects he chooses rather than their substance; with the exception of the artful and laconic "A Sunday in the Country," they serve mainly as a backdrop.

But the point of Max's post isn't that these pop musicians have definitively been influenced by the classical tracks he chooses, rather that there are musical connections between them, whether intentional or unintentional.

"We want to make sure any approach he considers be responsible, that it be achievable, that it be plausible," Mr. O'Keefe said, "and that there really would be the wherewithall to support it if he so chooses, rather than making a preposterous commitment that no one signs onto".

Furthermore the velocity can often be chosen rather freely without obvious first cost implications.

Those being published by WikiLeaks seem mostly to have been chosen rather randomly.

It was chosen, rather boldly, as Germany's team anthem for the Women's World Cup.

The curators have chosen, rather perversely, to present Bowie's career non-chronologically.

This option was chosen rather than the high performing and more expensive Spectralon® material used for the primary NPL TDCR.