Sentence examples for rather being able to from inspiring English sources

Diagnosis not only consists in identifying a disorder (nosological diagnosis) or distinguishing between disorders (differential diagnosis); but rather being able to understand the mental and body pathological condition of the person who presents for care.

Like many of today's so-called jihadists, it was not though about the presented enemy but rather being able to extend their violence in the realm of a war, justified or not, waged against soldier or civilian.

I'd rather be able to have an insurance company.

I'd much rather be able to say we're undefeated in the postseason".

Rather was able to ingratiate himself with two of Murrow's boys.

"It all looks cool, but the students would rather be able to make the place their own.

And, if I have to be completely honest, which I guess is the purpose here, I think I'd rather be able to see than be happy".

To me, I'd rather be able to look back with satisfaction and say, you know, we quietly said what we were doing and look what we delivered".

Also, I've never been in a binder, but I am pretty sure I'd rather be able to sue for equal pay.

"They would rather be able to do it more with the insiders," said Sam Reed, a Republican who is secretary of state and Washington's top election official.

"I'd much rather be able to walk with her at my side than with the canes," said Mr. Paquette, who is 28.