Sentence examples for rather believes from inspiring English sources

The I.O.C. does not give ultimatums nor deadlines, but rather believes that a lot can be achieved through dialogue".

"The I.O.C. does not give ultimatums nor deadlines but rather believes that a lot can be achieved through dialogue," Moreau wrote in an e-mail.

"We are going to the beginning," he is told, or rather believes he is told, because this phrase is communicated without words.

"The IOC does not give ultimatums or deadlines," she declares, "but rather believes that a lot can be achieved through dialogue".

It was the action of a half-believer, the sort of thing done by someone who doesn't so much believe in God – but rather believes in the efficacy of human power exercised on God's behalf, as if God needed his help.

So there's less reason to retire at 65. Sahlgren does not suggest working until, say, you die at your desk, but rather believes that older people should not quit work cold turkey.

Whom would you rather believe?

Who would we rather believe?

They'd rather believe what they hear in the streets.

"I guess some people would rather believe what management tells them," he said.

"I'd rather believe this is it, this is all that does exist".