Sentence examples for rather claiming from inspiring English sources

Charles Cornwallis did not himself surrender at Yorktown; rather, claiming illness, he sent his deputy, Charles O'Hara.

No, they aren't advocating for you to bring your smartphone to the bedroom, but rather claiming that customizable tech can heighten the senses or create new avenues for exploration.

On this, Uber's spokesman flagged the dismissal of a class action lawsuit last week brought by Lyft drivers over use of the software — in which Uber's lawyers had argued the plaintiff didn't make a proper case it had intercepted the information, with the company rather claiming the data was "readily accessible to the general public".

There's such a stigma in saying "Hey, this isn't for me" that some people would rather claim to be shallow narcissists rather than just saying the truth.

(Her description of Jesus' martyrdom might work better at the beginning of the play, where it would ground us in the familiar narrative before Mary begins to rewrite or, rather, claim it).

Mr Rather claimed to have documents proving that Mr Bush had violated a direct order to take a physical examination, and also that his superiors had been put under pressure to "sugarcoat" his evaluation.

They rather claim that more research and risk assessment should be done, before the utilization of the technology may be taken into consideration.

Update: An Uber spokeswoman told us the move is unrelated to the FTC investigation, and rather claimed it has been taken in response to user feedback.

Only by sacrificing themselves for the sake of works, persons (or, as Lukács' narrator rather claims, men) can empty themselves of the psychological content of everyday life and prepare themselves for the grace of goodness.

A different and better reply would not suspend the operation of the harm principle in such cases but rather claim that such losses should not be understood as harms, in the relevant sense.

Or rather claimed in Germany that it was a software programming mistake.