Sentence examples for rather stress from inspiring English sources

I'd rather stress the positive.

"Rather than believe that Watson and Crick made the DNA structure, I would rather stress that the structure made Watson and Crick," Dr. Crick wrote diffidently in a memoir, "What Mad Pursuit".

Right now, though, I'd rather stress that my sensitivity is available for alarm, for example when climate change is careening out of control.

Religious groups in Mauritius are still unwilling to promote condoms as a means of protection, and would rather stress abstinence and fidelity.

Rather, stress fiber deformation whose dynamics are governed by the balance between prestress and material viscosity constitutes the likely mechanism for this transmission.

Retrograde responses are not strictly considered part of mitochondrial QC systems, but are rather stress response pathways complementary to mitochondrial QC that activate mechanisms that tend to counter bioenergetic deficiencies caused by mitochondrial dysfunction [19].

If you believed everything that was written and everything that you hear about West Ham, you would be rather stressed".

Today Mr. Fischer did not repeat his opposition but rather stressed his support of the United States' effort to get inspectors to return to Iraq to search for evidence it was producing nuclear, biological or chemical weapons.

Most of the beneficiaries of our charity wouldn't link the benefit they've gained to the rather stressed bloke in a suit who they see running in and out.

A few minutes before going onstage to deliver his theatrical monologue "I Am Not Me, the Horse Is Not Mine," in New York on November 9th, the South African artist William Kentridge admitted that he was feeling "rather stressed".

Cannily, they have not focused too much on their chances of winning the cup but have rather stressed their ability to defeat Bayern - a subtle, but psychologically relevant difference.