Sentence examples for rather than revisit from inspiring English sources

"Rather than revisit what we've spent the last three years doing, we'd like to move toward a more classic, mid-20th-century representation of a tiki bar," Mr. Boccato said.

I am confident that those of us who knew him best can reflect on his passing and can smile, rather than revisit the depths of despair we knew in 1993.

It is not that she has anything to hide, you understand, just that she has been through all that stuff so often before and she prefers to look to the future rather than revisit that brittle, patchy past of hers.

The Bush administration's unwillingness to admit failure causes it to cling to a flawed approach rather than revisit its premises, adopt a new strategy or experiment with new tactics.

But rather than revisit worn-out gangster-rap tropes like the rising rappers Nipsey Hussle, Jay Rock and Clyde Carson, these old-timers — Quik is an underloved G-funk architect and Kurupt a recharged veteran of the early Death Row days — reclaim the scene by looking forward.

Even with a stinking cold, a Lemsip and a roaring fire I would prefer to discover something (how odd that Anthony Trollope prefigured Logan's Run with The Fixed Period! Why hadn't I read Chris Adrian's superlatively good Gob's Grief when it first came out?) rather than revisit something.

The story, by Tyler and Wendy Chin-Tanner, illustrated by Andy MacDonald, has an unexpected ending that I hope the creative team leaves as is, rather than revisiting in a sequel.

This time though, Gill and King are working on material for a new album rather than revisiting old favourites – and not a moment too soon, there being a notable dearth of intelligent, politicised rock around these days.

Thubron delivers some wonderful nuggets on the Silk Road, but one is left with the feeling that he might have been better searching out new lands rather than revisiting old ones.

Rather than revisiting the environmental nightmares of the past, the Bloomberg administration should be increasing its investment in reducing the amount of garbage we need to dispose of in the first place.

Roddick will no doubt find the grass of Wimbledon more accommodating - he will wait for Queen's rather than mark time at Nottingham - but, after a run of ordinary form, his thoughts might turn increasingly towards about his budding career as a radio DJ rather than revisiting former glories.