Sentence examples for rather for the from inspiring English sources

Blair becomes the model political relationship for Murdoch – or, rather, for the Murdoch family.

Johnson's shooting line was unusual not for its poor percentage, but rather for the high number of attempts.

Le Pen doesn't claim to be acting for animal welfare but rather for the sake of secularism.

"Public works projects are not designed according to the people's needs, but rather for the construction companies.

The problem for Butler-Sloss – or rather for the government – is that she is a quintessential establishment figure.

Rather, for the Tory mind, poverty is something which working class people simply choose on their eighteenth birthday.

"I'm delighted not to be beside myself, but rather, for the foreseeable future, to be standing next to Claudine and working with her," Bacow said.

The DHS notice specified that the Automated Targeting System does not call for any new means of collecting information but rather for the use of existing systems.

Rather, for them, the rational choice is to give in to the demands made by the threatening State.

Rather, for all the taxes.

"He kept rather distant, which was rather good for the part.