Sentence examples for rather to receive from inspiring English sources

The temptation is not to form opinions but rather to receive them.

Most insist they attend not for emotional release but rather to receive information -- about disability benefits or discharge procedures.

It's enough to read the 14 points that came out of the meeting, which lasted two days, to conclude that the participants weren't there to be heard but rather to receive instructions.

The "rice and petroleum" reference is a take on the common Argentine saying: "They go for the choripan [a chorizo sandwich] and the Coca [Cola]." That saying is used by Kirchner detractors to imply that citizens who attend Kirchner political rallies are not just there to offer moral support, but rather to receive compensation in the form of a meager meal.

Five days later comes this: I rather expect to receive an offer from my friend in the course of the evening.

The next day, I was rather surprised to receive a letter from the hospital, telling me that it was delighted to have received a referral and had put me on a "pooled waiting list".

33 They reported that some stroke patients experienced pain after receiving massages, and the younger patients preferred to exercise rather than to receive massages.

Even in an emergency situation, it is most beneficial for infants to continue to be breastfed rather than to receive breastmilk substitutes.

He chose Honduras in April 2011, rather than wait to receive U.S. citizenship.

Rather than waiting to receive a complaint, institutions should make rooting out gender discrimination part of the regular auditing process, Malcom says.

By contrast the CJEU ruling appears to imply that for-profit entities such as Google might have a pre-emptive responsibility to check the legality of the content they are linking to before serving a hyperlink to a user — rather than waiting to receive a takedown notice.