Sentence examples for rather be considered from inspiring English sources

I'd much rather be considered one of the favourites than one of the underdogs".

Would you rather be considered an organised criminal or a child abuser?

"I would rather be considered unpopular, rather than Europe, because you can do without me, but not without Europe".

Brennan sarcastically asked, "And that makes you a vigilante like Batman?" "I would rather be considered as a vigilante than a serial killer," Martorano answered, adding: "A serial murderer kills for fun.

This indicates that MARS is not powerful enough to cure multi-organ failure in cirrhotic patients, and should rather be considered as a bridge to liver transplantation.

Thus, spray-drying microencapsulation process must rather be considered as an art than a science because of the many factors to optimize and the complexity of the heat and mass transfer phenomena that take place during the microcapsule formation.

This is the case of recent psychological studies in which mental states do not cope with beliefs, intentions or actions, but rather are considered emotional states.

Nowadays OCD is increasingly speculated to be a different disorder than other anxiety disorders, and rather is considered to be more similar to psychotic disorders.

For a long time, PsA was not recognized as a specific entity but rather was considered a subtype of RA that occurred in combination with skin psoriasis.

The carrier chief stressed EE is not looking at a blanket block on all advertising, but rather is considering providing users with some ad-related options.

Others need a little time to do the right thing, thank you, and would rather not be considered sadistic prison guards just yet.