Sentence examples for rather argues from inspiring English sources

In Lincoln's case the rationale for the war shifted, not because he couldn't find any W.M.D. in Dixie, but rather, argues Mr. Sandel, "because of the enormity of the sacrifice that the war was requiring.

For Herrera does not seek relief from a procedural error so that he may bring an independent constitutional claim challenging his conviction or sentence, but rather argues that he is entitled to habeas relief because new evidence shows that his conviction is factually incorrect.

Xunzi rather argues that the problems created by unrestrained self-interest point to the need to transform human motivation.

Here, Boltzmann does not exclude the reversed motions on account of their vanishing probability, but rather argues that, sooner or later, they too will reach the equilibrium state.

The evolutionary concept of the origin of humans is not based on humans descending from modern apes but, rather, argues that humans and modern apes share a common ancestor".

Rather, argues Shepperd, we mistake silence for acceptance.

("I am a serious candidate for the Presidency of the United States," she said, or rather argued).

But The Independent on Sunday would rather argue the case for Europe for what it is, imperfections and all.

Which would you rather argue with, and which argument would teach the rest of the class more?

We would rather argue that the two brains worked as one neurophysiological network to dynamically process implicit social functioning and modulatory sensory-motor control.

Ronald Reagan and other conservatives successfully loaded the word "liberal" with negative connotations, while enhancing the positive aura of terms like "patriot" (few today would reject the label "patriotic," but rather argue for why they are entitled to it).