Sentence examples for nothing rather from inspiring English sources
"nothing rather" is not a correct expression in written English
You can use the phrase "nothing else" instead. For example, "I wanted nothing else rather than to spend the day with my family."
It's best to write against nothing, rather than something.
But it chose to do nothing, rather than confront one of Bangladesh's most powerful industries, he said.
Some analysts think the central bank may prefer to do nothing rather than risk charges of political interference.
Even the most determined parents can be cowed by a child's resolve to eat nothing rather than try something new.
"But why give them away now, when they're worth nothing, rather than in a couple of years?" Wallace agrees.
They felt the culture was "all or nothing" rather than "try it and see" and did not want to be "set up to fail".
Only, in a contemporary contentiousness, that pits puritans against know-nothings, rather excluding play.
Instead, people will hear nothing, or rather the understated silence that has accompanied ARM's rise as one of the most important technology companies.
I watched, instead, as his fingers brushed against nothing, or, rather, the empty blank wall, the portrait of his wife just a little to his right.
He suddenly felt nothing, or rather Nothing, a pre-tornadic stillness of zero sensation, as if he were the very space he occupied.
Fundamentally, these campaigns are nothing but rather soulless exercises in narcissistic armchair clicktivism, which allow the participant to feel a false sense of smug satisfaction.
