Sentence examples for rather to bring from inspiring English sources

The aim of advertising, Mr. Schwartz said, should not be to introduce viewers to new ideas, but rather to bring out ones that were already lurking subconsciously in the mind.

If the will were there, both nationally and internationally, it should be possible to get rid of extreme poverty over the next 20 years or so or rather to bring the numbers of the very poor down to 3-4% of a country's population.

The point, as they saw it, was not to overthrow the system, but rather to bring it into line with its stated principles, a goal that was rational rather than romantic and pursued by means of research and reporting rather than demonstrations or direct actions.

Akin to skillful facilitation, our aim is not necessarily to provide answers but rather to bring challenging issues to light for thoughtful consideration.

Our intent in reposting this article is not prescriptive, but rather to bring forth one advisor's view of what constitutes an ideal postdoctoral experience.

Or rather, to bring his mother back to life.

Some experts say these agreements often fall apart, and note that politicians often use them to posture, rather than to bring about real change.

ANY salesperson will tell you that it is easier and more cost-efficient to retain customers rather than to bring in new ones.

"They are, rather, intended to bring about positive change for China's workers and to ensure that global competition is fair for workers everywhere".

The interpersonal ethos thus does not restrict freedom of expression but rather attempts to bring 'freedom' into relation with 'equality' and 'solidarity'solidarity

It is a behavior rooted in white supremacy that serves to divide us rather than to bring us together.