Sentence examples for rather to give from inspiring English sources

Is it not rather to give us control of the world?

Or, rather, to give the version of events with which he feels comfortable, a sort of psychological accommodation.

It is, rather, to give juvenile offenders a sporting chance, perhaps after decades in prison, to make the case that they deserve to get out, he said.

The chief purpose of embalming is rather to give the body a lifelike appearance during the days in which it is being viewed by mourners.

CVA officials say their critics misrepresent their goals, which they say are not to privatize or dismantle VA but rather to give veterans more options for care.

They were not intended to recount a person's résumé, but rather to give a snapshot of each victim's personality, of a life lived.

She declined, rather crossly, to give her name.

In this paper we focus on test beds rather than to give the details of the whole study.

I suppose you could say that he ended up being rather willing to give "Lolita" over to popular culture.

But for those of us employed to sell it rather than to give it substance it presented real challenges.

It appears rather complicated to give a universal definition of the concept of informality.