Sentence examples for rather to engage from inspiring English sources

Moreover, there isn't a push to share on social channels but rather to engage in the kind of deeper exploration that makes sites like Wikipedia so absorbing.

More than a dozen questions followed, intended not so much to elicit information about the theft, but rather to engage the defendant on a personal level.

"He's not going back to the Ten Commandments to reaffirm them, but rather to engage in an open-ended dialogue with the viewer.

She did not mean they should compete in a cutthroat way, she added, but rather to engage in the struggles of their day.

Nevertheless, the countries that will soon restart talks with Iran should state that their goal is not to change the regime in Tehran but rather to engage with Iran in a comprehensive fashion on a broad range of issues.

The idea, according to Aviva Davidson, the executive director of Dancing in the Streets, is for artists not just to plop down a work of art in the middle of a neighborhood but rather to engage the community as a collaborator.

Raids were often (although not always) undertaken in stealth; the goal was generally to seize livestock and food stores rather than to engage in battle.

Surely there are more efficient ways for our government to attack the evil that is child porn, rather than to engage in sweeping searches that endanger privacy.

That said, many don't think it is helpful for communities to have any "leaders", because it encourages the authorities to lazily go to these usual suspects rather than to engage more widely.

Rogers said: "I find it difficult to work out why it would be in the interests of the UK to jump ship rather than to engage and make changes.

An organizer, Cal Folger Day, 23, who called Mr. Cannon "an indefatigable host," said she preferred to hold events there instead of in a bar or at a theater because she wanted to be in an atmosphere where people gathered primarily to listen to one another, rather than to engage in commerce.