Sentence examples for rather to represent from inspiring English sources

He wanted, rather, to represent her in a lawsuit.

The participants were asked not to act as individuals but rather to represent the point of view of a majority in their country or subspecialty.

The aim of the issue is not so much to take a specific position or to showcase conclusive empirical research regarding the 'progressive's dilemma', but rather to represent a wide spectrum of views among scholars all of whom take the dilemma seriously even if they disagree about its precise content.

This coagulation-inhibited case is not meant to represent an expected behavior in the clouds, but rather to represent an extreme end member for quantifying the effects of the efficiency of coalescence on the distribution and composition of the Venus clouds.

I tried to be myself, or rather, to represent myself as truthfully as I could.

He suggests the light is not intended to be natural, but rather to represent the divine, and hence subject to "the laws of symbolism and not those of nature".

Most of the boards are too big to be effective, and their instinct is to defend or deny mistakes on the executive floor rather than to represent shareholders.

Still, these chiding messages were meant to prod the Reagan White House into an aggressive defense of their issues rather than to represent a legitimate political threat.

Most of the EU's buildings look like they were designed as corporate headquarters for suburban office parks, rather than to represent a political project rooted in big ideals.

Therefore, it is to regularize the numerical solution, rather than to represent a physical damping, just as in the case of Rayleigh damping.

It is rather difficult to represent the behavior of the ionosphere above the top height because only average conditions are reproduced into the tomographic algorithm by the ionospheric model (Materassi et al., 2003).