Sentence examples for rather identifies from inspiring English sources

Hispanic is not a race, but rather identifies an individual who speaks Spanish.

The paper does not develop the known aspects of these different subjects, but rather identifies those aspects still needing further research work.

A "John Doe" summons is an order that does not specifically identify the person but rather identifies a person or ascertainable group or class by their activities.

In this context, "primitive" does not refer to a perceived lack of sophistication, but rather identifies the artists as originators of a new tradition in painting.

Mills rather identifies the supposed rabbi's tomb with a mosque named after a Muslim saint, Sheikh el-Amud ("Saint of the Pillar"), but further claims that the association is 'only a modern invention of the Mohammedans'.

The second axis (PC2RC), corresponding to the module that apparently switches between obese mothers and their children (PC4MN) is exceptional in showing no enrichment for general cellular processes, but rather identifies differential expression of the T cell receptor complex and signaling components, as well as of CD8 transcripts.

But I'd rather identify with evolution than stagnation".

I'd rather identify as something that celebrates the togetherness we've found under the "#KillAllMen" banner.

This infamous copula is, however, ambiguous: Does it refer to an accomplished fact or rather identify a tendency, still incomplete?

There will be "a lot of hand holding", according to Holden, who would rather identify and correct glitches at this stage than after the go live.

What is needed are tests capable of diagnosing drug resistance within 24 hours — tests that do not require letting the bacteria grow in culture for days but rather identify gene mutations that confer drug resistance.