Sentence examples for rather suggesting from inspiring English sources

I am rather suggesting that providing the tools to personal enlightenment ought to be one of the principal aims of a formal higher education.

Many contributors, then, aren't defining pre-existing terms but rather suggesting communities in which impressive, funny or complex experiences are so common that they demand a shorthand to designate them.

He was referring to her brief nude scene while playing Mrs Robinson in a stage production of The Graduate last year, and rather suggesting that she couldn't act her way out of a Harvey Nicks bag.

The appeals court did not question the article's accuracy, but was rather suggesting it could appeal to the emotions and prejudices of jurors in a way that could unfairly influence their verdict.

The survey, carried out on behalf of Waterstone's by ComRes, also reveals that one Labour MP will be reading Nick Rosen's How to Live Off-grid over the summer months, with others brushing up on their language skills in Colloquial Spanish, Teach Yourself Polish and Teach Yourself Italian, rather suggesting that some in the Westminster village are bracing themselves for a change of lifestyle.

I'm not endorsing a "Saw" marathon for pre-schoolers or a steady and unchecked diet of visual mediocrity, but, rather, suggesting that little children be allowed to watch lots of movies, including many that aren't considered children's films, whether comedies or melodramas, new or old.

Which rather suggests nobody cared before.

Which rather suggests any benefit to business might be fleeting.

Which rather suggests there is also room for some new titles to bloom.

Which rather suggests that Mitchell also sees politicians more as problem than solution.

This rather suggests he is for sale, even if the chairman Ron Martin yesterday said not.