Sentence examples for could see rather from inspiring English sources

This participant acknowledged that 'getting by' entailed proceeding with 'imperfect information', treating 'more of what they could see rather than the symptoms' (90706).

In which case we could see some rather provocative moves.

Or wishing you could see a face, rather than a Facebook?

Then a manager could see those himself, rather than spending much more of his valuable time seeing all 10".

I could see they'd rather missed the point of the novel so I didn't have much faith in it after that.

Rather, Pekerman ordered the retreat, and you could see Klinsmann, with positive rather than negative substitutions of his own, seize the initiative.

First, it would be great if everyone involved could see the film first, rather than rely on two-minute trailers.

Monogamy, she felt, would be all the more satisfying for being obviously traditional, a path she could see as a "destiny rather than a choice".

"We decided it was very important to have something on the home page that kept changing, so when you went back people could see there was activity rather than the same old thing".

I say "fell in love", because this seems the only available language with which to describe my feelings of intense protectiveness towards, sympathy with and joy in the presence of what even I could see was objectively a rather yappy little terrier.

I mean, the first week I became a minister I discovered that there were ministerial cars and Jaguars and all this kind of thing, but I very quickly discovered that a) it's very claustrophobic and you don't get any exercise, and b) I could see it's a rather quick way of getting out of touch.