Sentence examples for rather point out from inspiring English sources

He would rather point out the similarities between those emporiums and St. Patrick's Cathedral.

But, frankly, I'd rather point out that having Spitzer and Parker sit so close together and trade sly banter is just plain creepy.

Therefore, measurements in this study rather point out that the AE events, which could be interpreted as fibre breaks because of their high frequency characteristics, as optical observations prove, correspond to other damage types in quasi-isotropic laminates.

So let me not simply join ranks with the chorus but rather point out his engaging wit and soothing voice, and a fashionable look that speaks loud n clear of eclectic loves and interests.

But I'd rather point out Yong Zhao's keynote at the International Society in Technology Conference -- he reminded the audience that the reason other countries come to study our economy, the reason they come to visit our schools, is because we are doing things they are not.

For the purpose of this section we would rather point out that software developers should allow the user to explore various possibilities, while end-users should be aware of the influence of their choice on their final quantitative results.

The alert in May, as Rather pointed out, effectively changed the subject.

You almost believed him, even though, as Rather pointed out, CBS was prohibited from using its own cameras or recording equipment or translators, and had to wait for an edited version of the interview to be delivered, several hours later.

He's not arguing for a return to the good old days, but rather pointing out that quality journalism does have a place in our society, along with other forms of media, and that business models need to change to support it.

That doesn't change the fact iOS 8 is mostly a big winner; but rather points out the work that still remains.

Ironically — and to be clear on this view, I am not getting this from sources, but rather pointing out a unique strategy vector here — it might well be Qualcomm that uses its DC policy shop to try to save ZTE.