Sentence examples for rather repeat from inspiring English sources

They would rather repeat the test and pay SAR 1000 (approximately USD 266), as they said that they had "little chances if no chances at all to get higher scores" than the ones that they got.

And Fellowes would rather repeat dumb stories about conniving maids than seriously examine the idea that the "Downton" way of life might actually need to change significantly if the whole group is to survive.

There were some pleasing results in the Globes list, although it perhaps bears saying that this year's Bafta pain over the omissions of Mr Turner and Selma was rather repeated.

Each participant leaves the technique and process behind and instead prioritizes the pulse music that had no relation to melody, but rather repeats phrases or notes, limited only by the musician's stamina.

Rather, repeated exposure to a patient's responses during interactions, and striving for success, may help nurses to learn how to build competence and confidence in their interactions with patients with severe communication disabilities.

Even at a high level, Rice found ways to practice deliberately rather than mindlessly and push the edge of his abilities rather than repeat old patterns without improvement.

Rather than repeat NBA history, though, the Hawks chose to embrace hip-hop instead.

But rather than repeat himself, Lennox has successfully honed his sound.

It should encourage prospective employers to read the CV, rather than repeat everything that it contains.

Some people who have done this dusty, unpleasant work would rather not repeat the experience.

Little wonder Wenger's plan was to make an aggressive, adventurous start rather than repeat the timidity of Athens.