Sentence examples for rather to do from inspiring English sources

The women were not showing their bodies to amuse Seth MacFarlane but, rather, to do their jobs.

I guess I can say that I don't mean to keep doing what I've been doing but rather to do something different each time.

"Beppie certainly isn't someone whose concern is to get the largest numbers in, but rather to do something in exactly the scale that its inner integrity requires".

The continuing interest in Napoleon's wars have little to do with their significance, for Bonapartism was never an ideology that commanded the allegiance of anyone except adventurers, but rather to do with the period's sheer exuberance.

But the answer may not be necessarily to use markets less, but rather to do a better job of ensuring that they are working the way they should: that there are many players in them rather than few, that diverse opinions can be easily registered, and that incentives and goals are well aligned.

"The purpose of Silverlight has never been to replace HTML, but rather to do the things that HTML (and other technologies) can't, and to do so in a way that's easy for developers to use," Muglia writes.

It is the time to be, rather than to do.

In practice that is rather hard to do.

I'd find that rather hard to do".

But the music had rather little to do with it.

It is rather easy to do her diet without mentioning it to anyone".