Sentence examples for rather, always from inspiring English sources

But Rather always tries to be gracious, and he did talk about it.

(This might be because Sanders has never been elected as a Democrat but, rather, always as an independent who caucuses with the Democrats in the Senate).

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.

"He never referred to the president by name or title," Kean and Hamilton report, "but rather always said 'client' — 'Let me take this back to my client,' or 'I've got to protect my client.'" The biggest battle came over access to the White House morning intelligence report, the President's Daily Brief, especially the one dated Aug. 6, 2001, barely a month before the attack.

I've always struggled to grow it, or rather, always succeeded in killing it, but finally it found a place it was happy, warm and sunny but with a cool damp place for its roots to run (just how it grow in the mountains with its roots sheltering from the heat under cool damp rocks).

Part of Locke's answer in E2-5 is that what determines the will is not the appearance of greater good, but rather "always some uneasiness" (E2-4 II.xxi.29: 249—the word "uneasiness" is italicized in E5).

I'd much rather listen always".

Neil was lean, rather neurotic, always seemed worried.

You can get good bargains in markets rather than always going to the supermarket," she said.

I just wanted to be a bit positive about things rather than always being negative".

Whenever Ms Johnston suggested meeting up, "Williams" – or rather, Stephen Grott – always came up with an excuse.