Sentence examples for rather every from inspiring English sources

Given an object of scientific cognition, the cognition is conceived as a process never "definitively concluded," as Cohen says; rather, "every true concept is a new question, none is a final answer" (Cohen 1885, cited at Natorp 1918a: 19).

"Would I rather every guy be early?" Van Gundy said.

Rather, every team wants the next Alex Rodriguez, the Texas Rangers star.

There were no first, second or third chairs; rather, every musician was given equal prominence.

For 4,500 rupees a night (plus 10percentt luxury tax), it was worth every penny — or rather, every paisa.

Rather, every stage of his political career has been marked by an eagerness to accommodate himself to existing institutions rather than tear them down or replace them.

Even the regular customers are cutting down – they tend to come in every fortnight rather than every week.

And the Hess family agreed to support a proposal in which directors would be re-elected every year, rather than every three years.

Companies hold meetings of senior leaders to review their strategies every year, rather than every century or so.The church's core competence lies in providing spiritual goods.

This is, in fact, a highly typical figure: since 1967, when the writers began to vote on induction every year rather than every other one, the average is 1.5.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg also announced the conference would now happen every year rather than every few years like before.