Sentence examples for have rather understood from inspiring English sources
Yet Henry adds in this regard that those who have not been able to distinguish among the many meanings of being (as instead Aristotle correctly did), and have rather understood being as one genus (as Plato did), held that the name 'being' referred to a single and common concept.
This requires, however, that students have rather developed metacognitive habits and skills to understand how they learn.
Would you have rather a friendly no? J: I don't expect you to understand.
I would have rather had it dubbed.
Ciel has rather short hair.
Rather, abilities have been understood in terms of categorical possibility claims.
Rather than have an entrepreneur sell me on why they are 100% correct, I'd much rather understand how they are attacking the different risks facing the business.
It has generally been recommended that physicians' check for patients' understanding of medical information by asking them to repeat back what they have understood, rather than simply asking "Do you understand?" [ 58, 59] In our study, no clinicians used the check-back method.
I don't want kids to think their situation defines who they are, rather have them understand that their decision can change their situation.
There are those, I know, who object to international adoptions, arguing that help should be given there rather than here; I have never understood why it has to be either/or instead of both.
