Sentence examples for rather opening from inspiring English sources
Rather, opening windows, using a fan, allowing space around the patient's bed and administering morphine or some other opioid are the best ways to relieve a patient's feelings of breathlessness and anxiety.
"The wearer isn't advertising that he or she was raped," Ms. Baumgardner said, "but rather opening up to you, the viewer, and also saying that this is a small part of who he or she is".
Plus he said that if Carney insisted, he would reduce the term to five years – after all the main principle was to have a single term rather opening up the messy question of reappointment – as had happened after Sir Mervyn's first term.
Ethiopia's doors are not all swung wide open to foreign investment, but rather opened selectively.
"Of course we'd rather open in Atlanta, but we have to move on.
The players would prefer to win, of course, and Verlander surely would have rather opened the World Series in Detroit.
Hipsterism isn't anti-authoritarian but rather "opens up a poisonous conduit" between rebel subculture and the dominant class.
When not drinking his own wine, he would rather open bottles from Piedmont or even more controversially, France than endure a Brunello he considered inferior.
It would rather open up its own application platform to other social networks and compete head-to-head with OpenSocial.
Rather, open your heart towards a little spiritual guidance.
