Sentence examples for rather belong from inspiring English sources

Which group would you rather belong to?

This bipartisan act established that a president's White House records are not his personal property but rather belong to the American people.

To the best of our knowledge, no previous research explored this difference, but the Digimeter (Vanhaelewyn & De Marez, 2016) indicated that Flemish media and technology consumers can be grouped into segments or media profiles.1 It can be hypothesized that students from a certain faculty rather belong to a certain media profile.

But at the end of the day there is no other club I would rather belong to than the "Startup Wives Club".

Whereas the initial stage of romantic relationships seems to be controlled by chemical processes (see [5] and references therein), the issue of maintaining a sentimental relationship may rather belong in the realm of rational decisions.

We rather belong to the latter.

Sima Qian did not attempt to compose "objective" history but rather belonged unmistakably to the didactic Chinese tradition of history.

In fact, Sattouf recently told the German magazine ExBerliner that he felt neither Syrian nor French, but rather belonged to a global community of comic book authors.

Isn't that what Brod demonstrated, when he disregarded Kafka's last testament: that Kafka's works weren't even Kafka's private property but, rather, belonged to humanity?

Rather, belonging to a party is a matter of choice a choice that people make when they are mature adults and are no longer guided by the whims of the little people we call children or the frantic people we call adolescents.

It expresses true deontic values, but according to its reading in combination with the negative marker 不 bù, it rather belongs to the category of anankastic modals.