Sentence examples for rather outside from inspiring English sources

The theremin is a beat-frequency audio oscillator (sine-wave generator) that has two condensers placed not inside the circuit chassis but, rather, outside, as antennas.

When your purpose in life is based on who you are... and who you are and what you do align, your happiness comes from inside out, rather outside in.

We concluded that, no, we shouldn't bring in outside males because they probably wouldn't get to breed, but rather outside females — because they'd breed with those Arnolds.

It begins, however, with an episode lying rather outside the usual scope of a narrator's experience: the very moment of his conception.

I read lots of philosophy in high school — or, rather, outside of school but while I was in school — and I consider myself to be Exhibit A in Plato's suggestion, in Book Six of the "Republic," that philosophy should only become the serious work of those who have already been active in civic life; i.e., long past the usual age of study.

Its references to the domestic situation are rather outside the scope of general discussion, but its indictment of anti-democratic forces and its restatement of the President's faith in the future of democracy have been hailed both for their actual and their symbolic value by some British observers.

Sometimes I see sunshine on the lawn outside the lab window and realize that I'd rather be outside in the sun.

But he'd rather go outside to explore the dawn.

I'd rather be outside with my chain saw.

"I'd really rather wait outside," the boy said.

I would much rather be outside with the trees, the birds and the squirrels.