Sentence examples for rather to acknowledge from inspiring English sources

Or rather, to acknowledge the enemies he already has.

This is not to dismiss the value of an important stream of musical thought and development, but rather to acknowledge that this tradition is now part of something larger and more inclusive.

To say that Mr. Jaffe's career was checkered is not to belittle his achievements, but rather to acknowledge that his successes -- the buildings in harmony with their settings, those that are both functional and sculptural -- are counterbalanced by pretentious trophy houses designed for the rich and tasteless.

This isn't all to say that we are powerless against these external influences, but rather to acknowledge that there is an effect and it can drive how we see ourselves.

People will do anything rather than to acknowledge that they are sad.

Alas such misty-eyed views of the gas industry rather fail to acknowledge that the US's domestic demand for LNG is the biggest in the world.

The previous Major government had failed to rebalance, too, but we failed to sufficiently address it, although the Tories chose to bash us on spending rather than to acknowledge the real problem.

To quibble overly about a lack of spiky originality in Mr. Maw's music is to fault the opera for what it's not rather than to acknowledge it for what it is.

Dawn, a leading English language daily, expressed outrage that the army instructed the government on Sunday not to use force against rioters attacking state buildings: "It's as if the army is unaware – rather, unwilling – to acknowledge the constitutional scheme of things: it is the government that is supposed to give orders to the army, not the other way around".

They make the case that today's problem is not about cramming tentpole features into big boxes to bring everyone back to television, but rather how to acknowledge that television has become the second screen.

The way I see it, it seems to me that it's precisely for those people that she did not bow out, but rather chose to acknowledge her battles and let everyone know exactly what she'd won.