Sentence examples for rather to start from inspiring English sources

It is obvious that Professor Rosen was not using it to promote racism, but rather to start a discussion.

Our goal wasn't to solve the problem then and there, but rather to start scoping target areas for future work and laying out promising directions for solutions.

SPICER: First, on the latter, rather, to start with that, with respect to North Korea's nuclear capabilities, I think, again, that speaks for itself.

Not feeling passive, not feeling helpless, not feeling, "What's the point; I won't live to see the benefit" but rather to start changes now even if the change won't come to fruition until future generations.

Finally, Spark adopts a processing time semantics, and the position of windows is not related to the timestamp of the first element, but rather to start up time of the SPE.

"But our goal is not to suddenly, in the cyber arena, duplicate a cycle of escalation that we saw when it comes to other arms races in the past, but rather to start instituting some norms so everybody's acting responsibly".

Certainly, with GOT (the TV series, rather than the books), it seems rather late to start complaining about "gratuitous" scenes.

"It was rather difficult to start with," he says.

I saw opportunity in the existing structure to implement change rather than to start new.

In January, I called Lady Gaga a terrible copycat, and challenged her, rather sniffily, to start living dangerously.

This approach allows the simulation to commence from the initial addition of liquid at the start of the process, rather than to start from an early granule size distribution.