Sentence examples for rather saying that from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't a negative, but rather saying that she's a dream, somebody who is collaborative and can talk intelligently about the story," Mr. Horowitz said.

It is rather saying that the mood, the horizon, in which we conduct ourselves tends to dispose us in particular ways.

It has been argued, however, that such a rule is not truly constitutive; it does not 'create' the possibility of performing actions of the relevant kind, i.e., saying that p. Rather, saying that p seems to be possible independently of (CR1), and (CR1) only provides one (among many possible) means of performing such an action (cf. Glüer & Pagin 1999, 218f).

We are rather saying that in order to save a number of lives, people have to find themselves in situations in which these lives are under a threat that they could avert, and this is a comparatively rare event, beyond their control.

"I would rather say that was scary, but we got three points," said the manager Chris Coleman.

I would rather say that it has served its purpose.

I would rather say that the book itself is a new work.

Rather says that they are now amicable colleagues; "perfectly proper" is how Safer describes the relationship.

Rather says that he is "comfortable" with Moonves playing a larger part in news.

5The expert did not praise the wine for its "jamminess," as originally reported, but, rather, said that it was "jammy".

^5^The expert did not praise the wine for its "jamminess," as originally reported, but, rather, said that it was "jammy".