Sentence examples for rather altogether from inspiring English sources

A third option, explored by Rosen 1995, is not to take PW to be false, but rather altogether lacking a truth-value — e.g., in virtue of employing terms with no literal application, such as "… is a world-mate of…".

Just in case he has overlooked any other kind of composition, he goes on in article 7 to argue that God is not in any way composite, but rather altogether simple.

The Cultural Revolution is something the authorities would rather forget altogether.

It was a quintessential Obama speech — intelligent but not stirring, firm and sober and rather solemn, altogether in the image of his refurbished Oval Office with its risk-averse muted neutral tones.

Rather than altogether discounting everything CAI has accomplished, now is the time for productive dialogue to support one another.

An experience that most would rather skip altogether, affects us in more ways than we may realize.

That's because today marks not an anniversary, but a memorial, of something this country would probably rather forget altogether.

Suprematism did not bring into being a new world of feeling, but, rather, an altogether new and direct form of representing the world of feeling".

But unlike her, Mr. Woon might rather skip rhythm altogether.

Yours manages to be rather uplifting yet altogether unsentimental.

Many purchases are likely to have been postponed rather than abandoned altogether.