Sentence examples for rather able from inspiring English sources

Going into detail about the story is, above all, proof that the movie has a story that Malick is not a captive of his finely crafted style but, rather, able to deploy it to realize a dramatically engrossing world.

It might be argued that the prospect of such studies might be limited, as brain regions do not merely show a straightforward type of homogeneous functional specialisation, but are rather able to perform heterogenous functions that depend on the task-specific network(s) they are integrated in at a point of time.

I'd rather be able to have an insurance company.

I'd much rather be able to say we're undefeated in the postseason".

Rather was able to ingratiate himself with two of Murrow's boys.

"It all looks cool, but the students would rather be able to make the place their own.

Yet the relatives of Elías García Martínez, the painter of the fresco, are rather less able to see the joke.

People in those countries wouldn't thank you for your high ideals; they'd rather be able to buy decent food in the shops.

To me, I'd rather be able to look back with satisfaction and say, you know, we quietly said what we were doing and look what we delivered".

"They would rather be able to do it more with the insiders," said Sam Reed, a Republican who is secretary of state and Washington's top election official.

"I'd much rather be able to walk with her at my side than with the canes," said Mr. Paquette, who is 28.