Sentence examples for rather to learn from inspiring English sources

Enrichment If your goal is not to meet Mr. or Ms. Right but rather to learn Japanese, the piano, or how to design a Web site, you're in luck.

Initially I had to let my colleagues know that, contrary to popular belief, I was not working nights to cook for the operators but rather to learn the chemical process.

If we want to understand nature, our task is not to frame nature into our philosophical prejudices, but rather to learn how to adjust our philosophical prejudices to what we learn from nature.

Use the outcome NOT to measure success, but rather to learn, grow, and work to be your personal best.

So the goal can't be to condemn screens, but rather to learn how best to use them.

The answer isn't for one person to override the wishes of another, but rather, to learn the fine art of creating a win-win.

We need help, not in the sense that we want to solve or cure this sensation but rather instead to learn what causes this".

Therefore, the effect on college admission cannot be attributed to differences in age at the test but rather to learning disadvantages that persist over time.

Children are encouraged to "explore", rather than to learn; it is no longer compulsory to memorise multiplication tables, for example.

It's rather depressing to learn that the world of plainsong is no less age-obsessed than pop.

She said The Times operates under "the false assumption" that companies pay fees to professors or authors to influence their writing rather than to learn from them.