Sentence examples for rather to refer from inspiring English sources

This piece has stories to tell, or rather to refer to.

I am using culture here not in an evaluative sense, but rather to refer to a shared way of life.

In that instance, "lifestyle" is intended not as a euphemism for homosexuality but rather to refer to a propensity to pursue outdoor sports like tennis, golf, skiing, hiking and kayaking.

Rather, to refer to feminist aesthetics is to identify a set of perspectives that pursue certain questions about philosophical theories and assumptions regarding art and aesthetic categories.

Indeed, 72% of U.S. primary physicians surveyed in 1999 reported that they preferred not to counsel early problem drinkers themselves but rather to refer them to a nurse trained in behavioural interventions [ 21].

Since chronic DNELs are in principle lower than the corresponding acute DNELs, it is rather uncritical to refer to chronic DNELs for acute exposure, too.

The name "Kyoto School" has been used in the past, in some cases rather loosely, to refer to a variety of sets of thinkers.

2. Throughout this paper, I use the term "logic" rather narrowly to refer to the algebraic and order-theoretic aspect of propositional logic.

For example, 'fold' is frequently used to express the level of expression of a gene, rather than to refer to the gene of the same name.

"Depression" is used colloquially, rather than always to refer to the clinical experience.

I personally prefer to have a physical copy in my hands rather than having to refer to a computer monitor.