Sentence examples for rather to invite from inspiring English sources
My purpose in bringing the case before your readers was rather to invite the repetitions of my observations with a view to the establishing of the law, than to publish an isolated phenomenon.
I don't necessarily want to convince you today that you have to stop believing in creationism, rather to invite you today to be open the idea that evolution does exist.
The Future Feminist point of view has increasingly leaned not towards striving for equal status within a male construct or a male society, but rather to invite a redesign of society based on the principles of a feminine archetype in order to create the hope of a sustainable future for us all.
This way of thinking about the process of appropriation does rather less to invite obscurantist mysticism.
While the ACT largely promotes itself as a test that measures what a student has learned, the company's website says, "The intent (of the science test) is to present students with a situation to engage their reasoning skills, rather than to invite their recall of a classroom activity".
Rather, it was to invite Mr. Richards to another association of financial titans: those honored by the UJA-Federation of New York, a charitable organization focused on Jewish philanthropy.
"This rather unarousing explanation suggests that what distinguishes this book from conventional erotic novels is that its purpose is not to arouse the solitary reader; rather, it is to invite women to 'carry away something' … and this 'something' is a greater fluency in the art of making love," writes Illouz.
Rather, I hope to invite understanding and expand influence.
Rather than deciding whether to invite children at all, you could consider only inviting certain children.
With "Breach" he has made an effort to drop some of the protective glass, to invite rather than ward off speculation.
Third, the inclusion of the ninth property on the list, belonging to an established art form, seems to invite, rather than answer, the definitional question.
