Sentence examples for is rather to force from inspiring English sources

The solution is, rather, to force online harassers and bullies to think twice about their misconduct and show why it's something we ought to condemn as a society.

Benny Morris considers that the mistake was rather to disperse the forces on several objectives instead of concentrating the full brigade on the main objective: the fort.

(3) Whereas Spinoza had conceived nature mechanistically, in keeping with his Cartesian intellectual heritage (and had thereby invited Jacobi's charge of fatalism), Herder (though officially still agnostic about what force is) rather inclines to conceive the forces at work in nature as living, or organic (a conception of them which he mainly owes to Leibniz).

This particular task can be rather sensitive to force-field imbalances (compared, for example, to studies of compact duplex regions), as we need to compare several competing substates with quite different geometries but presumably similar stabilities.

Thus far the line is rather forced.

One solution being talked about is, rather than them being forced to design and build their own cars, to allow them to buy second-hand cars from the big teams.

It's a process of inviting your idea to show you what it can be, rather than trying to force a fit between your resources and your ideas.

It's rather irritating being forced to change, but I guess this is considered an upgrade.

Rather, they were intended to force Western governments, particularly the United States, to come to South Africa's aid if it were ever threatened.

In the end we conclude that contemporary western political systems are not rooted in the interest of the people, but are rather deceptive forces of branding designed to promote underlining agendas.

This is emphasized because she seems to be trying to force the drama rather than letting it simply flow.