Sentence examples for rather to add from inspiring English sources

He said the play was not intended to promote a specific agenda, but rather to add to public debate.

She also said that her goal isn't to cheapen the work of art buyers or artists, but rather to "add volume to the market".

In response to the incident, network Vice President Bong Osorio stated that a fixed "design flaw" was the cause of the incident, further remarking that "[we] have no intention to manipulate results, but rather to add excitement and suspense".

It focuses attention on the speaker's limited vocabulary: Think back to elementary school when your teacher taught you not to keep repeating the same word over and over and over, but rather to add variety by choosing synonyms: house, home, residence.

The main goal of the nursing care of residents may not be to prolong their life [ 16] but, rather, to add quality to their lives.

Technical assistance and limited yet flexible funding sourced via the CARI programme has helped 'to start the ball rolling' or rather to add momentum and evidence, to the national debate on social protection and the development of national structures and systems.

I usually agree with the instinct to cut rather than to add.

"The push for my clients is more to liberate the walls rather than to add to the walls," Ms. Cratsley said.

The gloves have been designed to increase the ease of human movements, rather than to add unnatural ability to the hand.

The idea, rather, is to add a social layer to search without all the noise you get on Twitter.

They don't try to approach it thinking they're going to turn it into a song, but rather going to add to it".