Sentence examples for rather to recognize from inspiring English sources

There are certainly reasons to resent what's gone on in this country lately — or, rather, to recognize it, get angry, and calmly vote.

This is not the time to bury PBS or public broadcasting but, rather, to recognize its critical service, quality and audience loyalty, and to imagine what could be accomplished with a fair share of resources.

"I believe it's just about the only thing President Bill Clinton's ever done that I agreed with," Mr. Pence said during a debate that year, adding that "the right course is not to turn back the clock, to close our borders," but rather to recognize "that trade means jobs".

At the sentencing, Judge Moore, without excusing the Ramoses' actions, gently admonished the prosecutors not to devote the lion's share of their resources to the "occasional case that we see from time to time that this case represents" but, rather, to recognize that "others at a higher level of the fruit picking industry seem complicit in one way or another with how these activities occur".

The solution, Kregel says, is not to prevent hedging, but rather to recognize that it can never be consistently profitable.

I am not advocating the abolition of escape, but rather to recognize it for what it is.

In this instance, however, it was more important to apply appropriate early management according to the toxidrome rather than to recognize what kind of herb had been ingested.

A groin mass is rather difficult to recognize with palpation because the herniated mass locates deep in the femoral triangle, concealed beneath the pectineus muscle.

Rather, it seems to recognize the widening role cellphones play in society.

Rather, we want to recognize the emotions expressed during the pronunciation of words, namely, we consider the recognition of emotions in speech signals.

Rather, Shapiro came to recognize this as a problem that needed a solution.