Sentence examples for rather understand from inspiring English sources

Although, to be fair, after 25 years' service, you can rather understand why, even if does make Brix tut.

They would rather understand where the missing heat has gone, and why and thus whether the pause can be expected to continue.The most likely explanation is that it is hiding in the oceans, which store nine times as much of the sun's heat as do the atmosphere and land combined.

Views that rather understand normative reasons in terms of explanatory reasons, however, yield a distinct kind of argument for some form of internalism.

Given the relatively small number of clones used in this study the objective of this work was not to describe fully the genetic effect but rather understand how intra-tree patterns might vary from genotype to genotype within a current breeding programme.

Thus an historian who comes across a statement claiming that certain agents changed their itinerary in order to avoid crossing mountains inhabited by devils, should not discard the statement as false but rather understand the decision making process in the light of the agent's beliefs, even if these are not shared by the historian.

Remember, it is not to totally eliminate milk from our diets but rather understand that milk should be consumed in moderation.

Such a form of faith refuses to accept the world as simply world or nature but rather understands both nature and history as constantly undergoing a process of transformation that will issue in a wholly new creation or new world.

It is not sensed or perceived but rather understood.

Moltmann does not find it necessary to protect divine freedom by giving it priority over divine love but rather understands freedom as acting according to the divine nature of love (Moltmann 1981, 98, 99).

From a modern marketing perspective, a product's success or value are never inherent qualities but are rather understood in terms of the product's relationship with our collective conscious.

Drug-taking blocks the pain and yet we ostracise and criminalise rather than understand and support.