Sentence examples for is rather helping from inspiring English sources

Sunni also believes that she isn't home-wrecking but is rather helping that married man's marital situation.

Amanda Weisbaum of the charity War Child said that "just getting rid of one person does not solve the problem" and the film's focus should have been rather on helping ex-child soldiers.

(She was rather hoping he could help with that, in a tender postcoital moment).

It is, rather, a matter of helping societies to find a path to what really matters more deeply and lastingly for well-being.

This 'moral disengagement' is not necessarily rare or sinister, but is rather a mechanism to help people cope with difficult decisions in everyday life.

It is significant that social networks are the allies of government obfuscation and cooperate with the powers that be rather than help fight against them.

Don't use it to avoid dealing with feelings or to hide from the world--that will just keep you stuck where you are rather than help you get where you want to go.

They're crazy about each other and his indifference to the world he's helped conquer is rather beguiling.

Her duet with her lover, Silvio, sung here by the ardent baritone Christopher Maltman, was rather ponderous, not helped by slow tempos.

The work breakdown structure was not a measurement instrument, but was rather intended to help participants become familiar with the project and associated tasks.

This doesn't mean using these visual elements to trick people into thinking that bad music is good but rather help an extremely talented artist connect with their fans through a profound moment.