Sentence examples for rather to move forward from inspiring English sources

Their goal was not to go "back to Kant", as Otto Liebmann (1840 1912) famously urged philosophers to do in his Kant und die Epigonen (Liebmann 1865), but, rather, to move forward beyond Kant building on his original views.

Yes, yes, representation is brilliant and important -- but does it leave us in a time warp, rather than allowing us to move forward?

These thresholds are not meant to be the definitive standards for biopsy but rather a starting point to move forward to determine what thresholds best improve cancer-to-biopsy yields while avoiding a delay in diagnosis for consequential invasive lesions.

Your optimism allowed you to move forward rather than wallow in sorrow.

He does, though, see a club trying to move forward rather than one stuck in reverse, perhaps fatally so.

The logic being, if the sensors are looking to detect black in order to move forward, rather than white, there can be no false positives.

I am using the tools I've learned to move forward rather than backwards, and will be open to talking about the details in the days to come.

In an interview with ABC last Sunday, he said "my orientation's going to be to move forward" rather than looking back.

"I'm using the tools I've learned to move forward rather than backward & will B open 2 talking about the details in days 2 come," Leaf said in a Twitter message last Saturday, just before the second arrest.

"We have to find those reasons why young sportsmen are taking doping, why they agree to be doped," Mr. Smirnov said, expressing eagerness to move forward rather than assign responsibility for previous violations.

There is no going back, which makes it all the more important to consider what it means to move forward, rather than simply applauding or lamenting how fast we go.