Sentence examples for rather has to from inspiring English sources

God has been deprived of the power of revocation (ibid., pp. 304 5), and the only action He can, or rather has to, perform is creation.

To them a second is not just 1/60th of a minute, but rather has to do with the condition of cesium-133 atoms in their ground state as defined by the International System of Time.

Mally saw das Volk as a "quasi-person", having a body, a mind, and a soul; das Volk cannot be completely rationally comprehended, it rather has to be experienced (erlebt).

The resolution of the conflict therefore cannot be found on the military front but rather has to be political.

So I heartily encourage everyone to read what Rather has to say about it -- especially if, at any time during reading this introduction, you become disgusted with its lightweight nature.

Keane noted that maquettes are not just supposed to be "like a mannequin in a store", but rather has to be "something that tells you [the character's] personality" and that maquettes also helped inspire the way actors would portray their roles.

You rather have to be there.

But I would much rather have to calm somebody down than gee them up".

We rather have to look at joint PHY/MAC cross-layer designs (CLDs) in which the MAC protocol is specifically designed to support the respective physical layer technique.

Tammy Rendle, an Above and Beyond candidate told Jo Coburn that this option was "about having to use your vote rather have to spoil your ballot paper".

And I'd rather have to wash my sheets because I'm having sex.