Sentence examples for rather believes that 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.

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

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.

Janet Brown Janet Brown, publisher and editor of NoLoad Fund*X, doesn't necessarily think investors should be bottom fishing but, rather, believes that smart investors should preserve capital and move into funds that are outperforming on a relative basis (losing less).

And rather than giving up bad habits, exercising and eating right, they would rather believe that the answer to health is in high technology.

At any rate, I would rather believe that they all reached, on their own, some inner unanimous accord not to goose-step over those two men.

And when we get to the final payoff - "It's still difficult to say it; Mum, Dad, I'm a werewolf" - they'd still rather believe that he's suffering from some kind of mental illness.

We believe she will be all right because we would rather believe that than confront the failures of institutions, programs and collective will that leave so many other Preciouses unrescued.

With all the Web sites that are being blocked, I'd rather believe that the June blank Fourth blank incident is the reason that the blank Party is harmonizing us.

We would rather believe that Gill means that with the players and staff gone he will finally be able to sit down and work his way through Eric Hobsbawm's collections of European history tomes.