Sentence examples for rather display from inspiring English sources
The phrase "rather display" is correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to express a preference for showing something or making something visible instead of hiding or concealing it. Here is an example: "I would rather display my emotions than hide them, even if it means showing vulnerability."
Now it languishes on the shelves of many as something they'd rather display than listen to.
If IKEA's customers would rather display bobbleheads than books, so be it.
"The image of the old man out in the storm shouting insanely at the weather...encourages [me] to rather display the part; to be epic.
Correlation with CT images may help in some instances, as the prevalence of bony sclerosis is significantly more common in osteoradionecrosis, whereas recurrent tumours rather display solid or cystic soft tissue masses [46].
Others, however, would rather display their books than merely store them.
What he caused in others was rather display and exposure of an "irrationality" that is always a constituent, not an adjunct, of markets and the human behavior that makes them up.
Of the two men, it was Mr. Carr who possessed the artistic temperament, or rather displayed it freely in moody silences that often ended with a spree of treats from the Comme des Garçons shop for his adoring assistants.
For the treated examples, we will not be showing the whole tessellation but rather displaying the corresponding square region in each tessellation for comparison.
NRG1-Tg mice rather displayed reduction in TH protein levels and dopamine content in the hippocampus and/or frontal cortex.
In turn, ATMCs subcultured in BMe rather displayed epitheloid morphologies with only a minor subset displaying transitional epitheloid fibroblastoid appearance.
Other subset of the early EGF-induced ATMCs rather displayed transitional epitheloid fibroblastoid morphologies, which are consistent with EMT.
