Sentence examples for rather arguing from inspiring English sources

I am rather arguing that bioinformatics plays a significant part in this enactment and certainly not a neutral one.

These proponents are not pushing the economic merits of the TPP, but rather arguing that its rejection by Congress would jeopardize longstanding ties between the United States and Asia.

To be clear, I am not advocating the use of antibiotics as a long-term treatment for autism, but rather arguing that we should use these findings as one of many potential clues for new directions in research.

My hope is that our churches will begin to recognize and respect the historical place and status of each individual church without exception, to remember that «the first shall be last and servant of all», and to give priority to the pastoral care of their faithful rather arguing over prestigious rank and territorial concerns.

("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?

Politicians would rather argue about nonexistent scandals or plot to undermine each other's programs than come up with ways to create jobs or elevate the hopes of the next generation.

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).

Elster did not oppose the use of functional explanation in principle but rather argued that, to be legitimate, it had to be underpinned by more conventional causal or intentional modes of explanation.

"I'd rather argue about football because it's more entertaining and less vicious," he said, his two Republican friends nodding their agreement and vowing that any Democratic treachery would never, ever be forgotten.