Sentence examples for rather set from inspiring English sources

But the language thing rather set all that back".

House Democrats agree, but those in the Senate would rather set up a new regulator.

If I were rich enough, I'd much rather set up a monthly standing order for him.

Inside tech companies, engineers would rather set aside pesky impediments like government regulations, social mores and people's fear of change.

Like a Stoke Blanche Dubois, Baldwin has always relied on – or rather set out expecting – the kindness of strangers.

Mr. Simon said the fractured court had obfuscated the issues rather set out a clear opinion on legal principles.

CNN executives said they were not appeasing critics, but, rather, setting the record straight on Mr. Turner and emphasizing that CNN's coverage was fair.

This doesn't mean doing the day-to-day logistics of recruiting, but rather setting a clear vision throughout the process.

She does not pause during painting, but rather sets up the composition first, then paints continuously until it feels complete.

The odorless, nectar-less flowers do not rely on insect pollinators for pollination, rather setting seed well through self-pollination (autogamy).

However, their system does not return a ranked list of candidate siblings, but rather sets of sibling clusters.