Sentence examples for rather to accept from inspiring English sources

Vallely's attitude is rather to accept the evidence of Argentinian authors such as Horacio Verbitsky.

But unlike most other banks, the conservancy has yet to find -- or rather to accept -- a single depositor.

She has an uncanny ability to talk about uncertainty in a way that yields revelation — or, rather, to accept uncertainty as a condition of revelation.

In other words, the best way of avoiding harm to organ vendors is not to criminalize and drive sale underground but rather to accept and regulate it.

He was forcing a particular culture to change its own norms rather than to accept the norm that was already prevailing in a culture.

In that case, experts say, it is often better to start the search again rather than to accept an adjusted price.

Like many modern-dance choreographers, she has often sought to explore new movement rather than to accept ballet's 350-year-old classical vocabulary as a given.

And it seems rather wet to accept a job as a political appointee and then complain about politics interfering with that job.One down, one to go For Ms Liebman, that is in the past.

Berlin did not assert that determinism was untrue, but rather that to accept it required a radical transformation of the language and concepts we use to think about human life especially a rejection of the idea of individual moral responsibility.

Your default position is to reject rather than to accept.

That separation with Luis Cruz became an official divorce Tuesday when the infielder opted for free agency rather than to accept a minor-league assignment with the Dodgers.