Sentence examples for rather to find from inspiring English sources

There is the sense that Villas-Boas is groping rather to find his preferred blend.

Four months later, on 8 February 1983, a trial took place to apportion blame or, rather, to find a scapegoat.

Our aim is rather to find approximations of the post-contingency stability boundary, in pre-contingency parameter space, while including the possibility for post-contingency corrective controls.

Mathematical niceties are not the obsession of the authors, but rather to find out what happens, by a natural combination of mathematical argument and computer use.

He spoke of using 3-D not to create thrilling vistas or coming-at-you threats, but rather to find a new intimacy in film.

I wasn't trying to discover their actual personality types, but rather to find out whether they were aware of some of the complexities of their personalities.

Quoting the American cartoonist and author James Thurber, he wrote: "…most people want to believe rather than to know, to take for granted rather than to find out".

"These signals, after all, are rather difficult to find.

Obtaining 3D models: It turned out to be rather cumbersome to find good 3D models.

Magellanic Woodpeckers have a large home-range, making them rather hard to find in the field.

Moreover, it is rather difficult to find in the literature coupled formulations under transient conditions.