Sentence examples for rather finds from inspiring English sources

He consents, but he rather finds her in his way when he reaches New York.

By taking him as her husband, the shrew doesn't surrender her moxie, but rather finds a counterweight to her own strength.

It's a mark of Piñeiro's astuteness that he doesn't force the actors' lives into the play's Procrustean contours but, rather, finds a few subtle and shifted echoes of the work in their offstage activities.

Some critics decried the fact that though Aaliya in the novel is Lebanese, she didn't talk about Lebanese or Arab writers, but rather finds meaning in her life as a translator of world literature.

It is a burden that Yizhar repeatedly refuses – or rather finds himself unable – to bear: "I still had a strong feeling of being a stranger here," the narrator comments, "of being totally out of place".

Where nature meets culture, where the enhanced setting contrasts with the force of the river and the implacable cliffs are set off by boats and buildings and smokestacks, Bellows finds his subject — or, rather, finds the tensions at the heart of his own vision and technique.

I'd rather find everything out.

"I'd rather find ways to continue working".

3/3/08 Grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind.

I'd rather find a baby on a bench, alive, than in a Dumpster, dead".

Most scientists would rather find answers to the cosmic mysteries without leaving their own universe.