Sentence examples for rather having a from inspiring English sources

So I don't think it's a lightning bolt, but rather, having a new leader that provides a permission structure and cover for others to stand up and do the same: men and women.

Rather, having a negative attitude towards an event constitutes in part the thought that something is bad (good, etc), not badness (goodness, etc).

Generally the consumer throws away his garment not because it has "low quality" or "it is out of fashion" but rather having a failed relationship between him and the product.

Filmmaking is not about having money, but rather, having a vision.

But filmmaking is not about having money, but rather, having a vision.

HUB1 is noteworthy for the absence of the typical di-glycine C-terminal motif common to most UBLps, rather having a di-tyrosine motif.

(It would rather have a flamingo).

"I'd rather have a Democratic majority".

"But you'd rather have a lead.

"I'd rather have a good discussion".

Renée Zellweger would rather have a headache.