Sentence examples for rather learn how to from inspiring English sources

We should not be fearful of imperfections, weaknesses or even conflict, but rather learn how to deal with them constructively".

I'd much rather learn how to make a very good lemon cake, which you can make in your own home.

This means that clinicians cannot apply techniques and dosing from one formulation to another, but must rather learn how to use each product properly to provide optimal and safe outcomes for their patients.

Rather, learn how to take initiative and responsibility.

Joe's favorite quote, "Life is not about learning to survive the storm, but rather learning how to dance in the rain..."....

When these victors started to address big data, they didn't toss their data warehouse, but rather learned how to extract signal from big data and added it to this beating heart of value.

Not necessarily learning how to be right or saying all the right things, rather learning how to effectively put forth good ideas and show why they should be implemented.

Part of living a life with integrity is not judging or condemning people, but rather learning how to interact with them in a way that supports both your and their personal and professional growth.

The story of Leah, a thirtysomething community activist who studied philosophy because (shades of Socrates, or Cicero) "[p]hilosophy is learning how to die," the sequence highlights a subtle dislocation, since it is not dying that is Leah's problem but, rather, learning how to live.

(Students looking to learn Python rather than learn how to program should take CS 1133 instead).

My parents pushed me to study, rather than learn how to make traditional Indian food.