Sentence examples for rather could be from inspiring English sources
The unshaped materials, rather, could be allowed to cut into space.Much later, Mr Andre discovered that he had totally misinterpreted Mr Stella's words.
Mr. Kennan argued that a policy of confrontation with Stalin's Russia, advocated by the more fervent anti-Communists, would be neither effective nor necessary; the Soviets, rather, could be checked by "intelligent long-range policies" designed to counter — to contain — their ambitions.
However, such non-conscious, implicit cognitive processing may not be fully automatic but rather could be influenced by the patients' voluntary behavioral control.
These ostensibly unreachable farmers were not a homogeneous group, but rather could be divided into 4 categories based on their trust in external information sources regarding mastitis and their orientation toward the outside world: proactivists, do-it-yourselfers, wait-and-see-ers, and reclusive traditionalists.
Since the illumination was generally required for any act of knowledge in the same way, its agent did not have to be an individual operating individually in the different acts of intellection, but rather could be an universal one, which rendered reality in general intelligible, thus serving as an all-embracing guarantee of intelligibility.
That ownership also gave Fullbright a more clarified sense of what Gone Home would, or rather could be.
Rather, he could be the solution.
Rather, it could be the reverse.
Rather it could be seen as part of a tradition.
The paper isn't a prescription for what should be done but rather what could be done.
