Sentence examples for rather realized from inspiring English sources

What Friedrich Simmel and his team found, or rather realized the potential of, was that DNA molecules and therefore these nano-cranes have a negative charge.

The data from our survey demonstrated that Italian cancer centers offer access to educational activities; in the majority of cases, PE activities are not shared by all members of the organization, but are rather realized by single units of the institutions or by patient representatives on a volunteer basis.

Billie Jean couldn't have achieved the decades of success on the court without her glasses and the message her inclusion in our story reminds all that needing glasses is not something to be ashamed of, rather realize that you need to take care of your eyes with proper eye care and eye wear may indeed help you achieve your dreams as it did for Billie Jean.

Rather, realize that setbacks are a necessary part of the path towards success.

This doesn't mean you put up with crap, but rather realize that the person you are with isn't someone you should try to change.

Would you rather realize James Corden is more popular than you will ever be in your lifetime, or change your life around the full 180 it would take for this to no longer be true?

Rather, realize that others have their own inherent worth and are ends in themselves.

The Justice Department rather astutely realized that this was a case where it had more to lose than gain in court.

Rather, I realized that my youthful Thanksgivings past were perfection, and I should not attempt to duplicate them.

Those areas of design were so new at the time that many of the finalists for the first INDEX: Award in 2005 were concepts, rather than realized projects.

(One suspects that Gardner landed on that put-down casually, as one knock among many — and, rather deliciously, realized that the one derogatory epithet that simply won't work for Kerouac's novel, after all this time, is that one).