Sentence examples for rather to promote from inspiring English sources

The point, surely, is not to tacitly encourage same-sex action among the prepubescent, but rather to promote an awareness of the society in which we live.

Or rather, to promote them from within.

For example, such medical procedures are consensual and not undertaken to break some persons' will, but rather to promote their physical wellbeing or even to save their life.

This demonstrates that the real intention of the movement is not to promote any secular goal but rather to promote a religious viewpoint, and it also ensures that the message received by reasonable observers will be the same.

"The purpose of the Eddie Eagle Program isn't to teach whether guns are good or bad, but rather to promote the protection and safety of children.

This isn't to glorify screwing up, but rather to promote the reality that accepting failure is a de facto part of starting up (not to mention life), and that handling it in the right way, learning from it and using the learned lessons to pursue greater success makes you a better individual.

We tend to prevent rather than to promote.

In general, Mrs. Lieberman has preferred to work quietly for charitable causes rather than to promote any political agenda actively.

The aim should be genuinely to challenge young people to think for themselves and to form their own opinions, rather than to promote a particular ideology.

"The upsurging private contributions have been overwhelmingly devoted to financing convention expenses rather than to promote the host city," the report says.

By running ads like this, she reveals her desire to win at any cost, rather than to promote a Democratic agenda that will win in November.