Sentence examples for rather means from inspiring English sources

It rather means liquidation of the society and inferiority of its moral values.

As Bresson puts it: "Each shot is like a word, which means nothing by itself, or rather means so many things that in effect it is meaningless.

In the letter, which was published by USA Today, Choudary says: "Contrary to popular misconception, Islam does not mean peace but rather means submission to the commands of Allah alone.

In this expression F no longer means the applied force but rather means the equal and oppositely directed restoring force that causes elastic materials to return to their original dimensions.

These criteria are not rules but rather means of discovering what the work of art is as an experience.

To face this confusion, Freud clarifies that the "psychic treatment" rather means treatment from the soul, either from psychic or bodily perturbations, with resources that influence primarily and immediately the psychic of the man" (Freud 1890, p. 115).

Many of the MPs were rather meaner.

I thought that was rather mean of him.

We sang a rather mean song at him.

Cupcake is a term of endearment, but it can also be a rather mean-spirited word.

We could have gone on strike but it would seem rather mean.