Sentence examples similar to going with rather than from inspiring English sources

"But if I had my choice of him pitching slow and winning or getting a letter from the league, that's what I'd go with, rather than him hurry up and pitch and not win".

Ultimately, homeopathy is what Stewart Brand, founder of the Whole Earth Catalog, called "medical aikido" because it goes with, rather than against, the force of the disease.

With figures revealing that men aged 40-44 were the most at risk of actually going through with rather than attempting a suicide, the report found: "Men compare themselves against a 'gold standard' which prizes power, control and invincibility".

Mayoral elections are going with personality rather than party.

I'm going with smart rather than dumb.

Ray is only interested "as long as there's something new to go forward with, rather than stay in the past".

I'll go with them rather than Mr. Cason.

"Why has Viacom gone with Sky rather than another player?

So I'm making an effort to go with it rather than to rail against it".

Matthew Weiner finessed his craft on a show whose ending still divides audiences (I'd go with masterful, rather than annoying).

So I'm not surprised that Disney — which no doubt wants the safest possible return on its investment — went with him rather than making a more eccentric pick.