Sentence examples for rather to be from inspiring English sources

They seem, rather, to be borne along on poetic intuitions.

Or rather, to be meteorological, that kept the pressure low.

The aim is, rather, to be intriguing, suggestive, and spooky.

Most are not social, tending rather to be solitary or to travel in pairs.

It is for us, the living, rather, to be dedicated here to the unfinished work".

It is not a thing to be much talked about, but rather to be felt.

Or, rather, to be honest, I think the problem may not be located in our apartment".

Beckett's art, too, is not to be understood, but rather, to be experienced.

The Americans will be present, he said, "not to fight but rather to be observers".

Or rather, to be driven by iconoclasm simply for its own sake.

But the artist seems, rather, to be challenging notions of what is picturesque.