Sentence examples for rather do make from inspiring English sources

In Scalia's view, we shouldn't strive for an ideal society but, rather, make do with this one, in spite of its flaws and inequalities.

I'd rather make do with a few power cuts for now.

But in the jury room, the thought cannot be avoided, since there you learn that justice doesn't merely happen (neatly, reliably, like a crystal taking shape in a distant vacuum); justice is, rather, done, made, manufactured.

Some studies show that spending time fantasizing about what you'd "rather be doing" makes boredom more intense, and that spending time online looking at your friend's vacation pictures can make those bored feelings worse.

Or rather didn't make his radio debut.

It's more essential to feel you're doing something that's worth doing, rather than making a lot of money".

"I'd rather see myself doing good, making and executing the right pitches to these guys as opposed to seeing the opposite," Burnett said.

CEOs must focus on getting things done rapidly, rather than making sure everybody is happy doing it.

I just think I am more naturally inclined toward doing that, rather than making the nice woman herself.

This argument tends to dredge up his removal of the Churchill bust from the Oval office and the accusations made against the British in "Dreams from my Father".Or rather, allegedly made: Mr Obama doesn't really make many, as anyone who has taken the trouble actually to read the book will discover.

As a result, companies are buying back their own stock or doing buyouts rather than making capital investments that would create more jobs.