Sentence examples for rather accompanying from inspiring English sources

We are, rather, accompanying Lev on his journey, relishing his many encounters - with a sexy, spiky co-worker at the restaurant who becomes his girlfriend; with the imperious chef from whom Lev picks up tips on the restaurant trade; with an elderly Englishwoman at a home; with a recently arrived young countryman named Vitas who misses, more than anything else, his dog.

I believe our first task is to persuade the enemy beyond all possible doubt that we would rather accompany the world to Kingdom Come than consign it to Hell under communism.

They rather accompany larger territorial infarcts and 21(b)).

ARDS is a syndrome that is not, by itself, a cause of mortality but rather accompanies other disease processes.

Triggering or cessation of transcription is rather accompanied by redistribution of TBPs along the gene, but not overall accumulation or release of these proteins from the whole gene sequence.

In Scandinavian countries it is not usual practice to wash the sauna, but rather accompany oneself with the proper equipment to prevent contamination of the sauna.

But, truth be told, the articles — or, rather, the accompanying sidebars and television chatter about eating disorders — did spook me a little.

But with Parcells staying at home rather than accompanying the team to Green Bay, Groh had taken one imperceptible step from Parcells's shadow if only because he so steadfastly does not behave like Parcells.

Considering rearrangements in the archaeobatrachians Leiopelma archeyi and Leptolalax pelodytoides [ 24, 27], accelerated substitution rates may be lineage-specific features, rather than accompanying gene rearrangement.

The entire expressive weight is thrown on to the singer, her subtly inflected vocal lines punctuated rather than accompanied by a handful of instrumentalists.

Rather, being accompanies all phenomena as their existential dimension.