Sentence examples for rather to challenge from inspiring English sources

The point of the program, Mr. Zaharopol said, is not to offer remedial instruction to struggling students, but rather to challenge those who already excel.

As Conservative MP Mark Field has said, "a welcoming approach to international students can clearly be seen to reflect British public opinion, rather to challenge it".

Stefan Copiz, the creative director for the campaign from Goodby, Silverstein & Partners, said that the "Strong is beautiful" tagline is not meant to convey that the players are beautiful in a conventional sense, but rather to challenge conventional notions about beauty.

The job of poetry is to change the aesthetic rather than to challenge the system".

Sceptics suspect backers' real goal is to be bought out, rather than to challenge.

Designed to flatter rather than to challenge the viewer, it's proof that even an ambitious director can't overcome a blinkered script.

All of those things that might concern the young are lost to a wish for authority to bless them," he says, "rather than to challenge authority".

I have a craven teacher-pleasing tendency: a deference to authority and a desire to excel within parameters established by others rather than to challenge those parameters.

Miliband clearly thinks it is easier to argue for a slower, softer version of the macho consensus among the politico-media class, rather than to challenge the consensus entirely.

In our own study of UK media coverage of the 2003 Iraq invasion, Manchester University found that most UK mainstream media performed to reinforce official views rather than to challenge them.

And when did they think their job became to reinforce the fake images and storylines of politicians rather than to challenge them?