Sentence examples for rather returning from inspiring English sources

By sticking with vanity — or rather, returning to it — Mr. Danson, 62, has pulled off an impressive professional renaissance, emerging as the perfect preening sidekick rather than the peacock in the center of the frame.

"The options today aren't between endorsing the report or objecting to it," he said, "but rather returning to the negotiation table or allowing the guns and bombs to determine our fate".

Rather, returning to our main topic, the Boltzmann entropic reduction of time-direction, we now have a somewhat clearer question: do any or all of the above temporal asymmetries depend for their existence upon the thermodynamic time-asymmetry?

He added that he would rather return to being a men's-room attendant.

Soon after he closed the broadcast, telling viewers, "And that's part of our world," Rather returned to his office.

It proves harder than they envisaged, mainly because Esther would rather return to the tunnel where Serge killed her.

Rather returned to his office at around nine-fifteen, and an hour later was back in the fishbowl.

Let's hope the aesthetics and heritage committee prevents that from happening, because, at present, I can think of few places to which I'd rather return.

When Malcolm tells Ennis he'd rather return to Connecticut because the E.P.A. job is "not really what I want to do," a mild anger flares.

She'd rather return home and get under the covers, with the cat lying beside her in the space H. used to occupy.

This was based on the rhythms of Cuban music rumbas, boleros, mambos which reached Africa in the 1930s, or rather returned there, having their roots in the songs of west and central African slaves.