Sentence examples for rather to take from inspiring English sources

They invite us rather to take interest and pleasure in color and form and unexpected visual relationships.

They teach you not to react right away, but rather to take a moment, be in the present, and be mindful and authentic with emotions and feelings.

Golden said he remains confident in Princo's overall approach, which does not seek to track overall market or economic conditions but rather to take advantage of specific opportunities within different types of assets, such as real estate or venture capital.

Your pragmatic endorsement of Obama has convinced me not to throw in the towel but, rather, to take it, wipe the cynicism away, and start waving it, not in surrender but in anticipation of a return to a common good.

Anti-colonialism here seems rather to take the form of outdoing the British at their own game through a painstaking reproduction and deployment of the ceremonial aspects of English culture.

The diplomats meeting in Brussels weren't expected to make decisions yet, but rather to take stock of the situation and lay the groundwork for a coordinated response, an EU official said.

I find that rather difficult to take".

She felt her look rather apropos to take the stage.

Hawker runs to find balance rather than to take herself to extremes.

If the VC is vulnerable, use the opportunity to build trust rather than to take advantage.

In short, his commitment is still to save lives rather than to take them.