Sentence examples for rather leading from inspiring English sources
In the dialogue known as the Meno, Plato depicts Socrates teaching a slave boy the Pythagorean theorem — or, rather, leading the boy to figure it out for himself.
It is no longer about "managing in a downturn," said Thomas L. Harrison, chairman and chief executive at the Diversified Agency Services division of the Omnicom Group in New York, but rather "leading toward the upturn".
The BNDES is not crowding out private loans with our "subsidised rates", but rather leading efforts to engage the private sector in long-term financing.You also argued that our lending has not been able to boost Brazil's overall investment rate, forgetting to pose the simple question of what would have happened had we not increased our loans.
Bartlett has observed that some of the questions asked by the commissioners were rather leading.
"Community" star Gillian Jacobs dropped by the clubhouse on "Watch What Happens: Live" where Andy Cohen asked her a viewer's rather leading question.
Rather, leading nutrition and health authorities recommend a multifaceted approach to weight loss and weight maintenance one that includes an overall healthy dietary pattern, physical activity, and other lifestyle behavior changes (54, 55).
Her talent, she recognised, was for mimicry rather than Saint Joan; funny voices rather than leading ladies.
L.L., Long Island This setup is known as "fluid" if it's some artsy or upper-middle-class folks involved and is perceived as groundbreaking and rather leading-edge.
But I'd rather be leading after tomorrow".
We followed [the market], rather than leading," Mr Jackson said.
The vehicle concept is a wing body with rather sharp leading edges and slender aerodynamic configuration.
