Sentence examples for rather starting from inspiring English sources

"Critical Theory does not relate to established lines of research as a competitor; rather, starting from its concept of the rise of modern societies, it attempts to explain the specific limitations and relative rights of those approaches" (Habermas 1987, 375).

While the abolishment of dolphin slaughters may not happen overnight, this is certainly not the last that we have seen or heard from Psihoyos, who was recently quoted telling a crowd that he was "not just filming a movie, but rather starting a movement".

Thus, rather starting a series of primary-secondary cancers from one mutation in one cell, multi-site cancers can originate from multiple mutations/alterations on the same genes/genome locations or the same module in different genes.

Granting the inherent limitations of retrospective analyses, the present study found that delays between surgery and radiation treatment for GBM patients, as caused by MGMT-promoter determination, were not disadvantageous; rather, starting radiation therapy sooner than 24 days after surgery was an independent negative prognostic survival factor.

You don't have to share these perceptions; they are, rather starting points for further analysis.

I'd rather start Pedro Martinez myself!!!!

They would rather start over with their own installation.

Obviously, I think Marcus probably would rather start.

For Indian spicing I'd rather start with whole spices then grind them and mix together.

But if you'd rather start fresh, spring for new pillows.

We'd still rather start at least 20 other quarterbacks this week.