Sentence examples for is rather always from inspiring English sources

The truth characteristic of the life-world is by no means an inferior form of truth when compared with the exact, scientific truth but is, rather, always a truth already presupposed in all scientific research.

Allison refutes the idea of any elitism or superiority in Harrison's compositions, suggesting: "George nowhere claims to have arrived [at his spiritual goal]; he is rather always a pilgrim, always on the road.

Health providers are mostly not aware of the naturalization status but are rather always aware of the region of origin of the patient, and misinterpretation or insufficient medical attention related to an immigrant status should affect similarly naturalized and non-naturalized mothers.

It is rather, as always, that the professional power groups get the biggest slices of the cake.

But then, Fox is rather modest, always wanting to shine a light on others as opposed to himself.

The Shine-Dalgarno sequence is rather conserved (GGAGG, but always NGAGN).

The novel P7 population is rather adaptive as it always survives.

He was rather old, always had a cold, and was charming and courteous.

"Audiences are increasingly expecting news content to be available wherever they are, rather than always having to navigate to destination sites.

Our results have shown that perhaps the single greatest color change in Meiji was rather for purple, always a challenge before synthetic dyes became available.

This suggests that SepF filaments, presumptive precursors of the closed rings, are rather inflexible and always close on themselves.