Sentence examples for rather we know that from inspiring English sources

Rather, we know that the fence protects us — so we can't take it down.

Well now we know – or rather, we know that we still don't know.

Rather, we know that Puccini drove his librettists, Luigi Illica and Giuseppe Giacosa, to such frenzies that after 'Madama Butterfly' they refused to work for him any longer".

Rather, we know that the school makes an intentional effort to include children of certain minority groups among its student body, and that most important among those groups are African-Americans and the children of gay families.

Or rather, we know that they can produce results, which, in a human being, we'd regard as creative.

The question is no longer "nature or nurture?" Rather, we know that nature (the environment) has been changed by contamination, and this leads to changes in how organisms are nurtured.

In contrast to the hypothesis of being protective rather than inflammatory, we know that IgG4 plays a central role in the pathogenesis of some autoimmune diseases.

It is rather ironic but we know that what we are doing is for the good of the Colombian kids," he said.

Moore's explanation of the test's logic suggested a rather... traditional view: "We know that males look for signs of physical attraction in prospective long-term mates, as attraction signals health, good genetic stock, youth and energy things required for producing healthy offspring.

"The budget will rather worsen the situation, because we know that the current austerity recipe is pushing the economy into a recession".

About this surrealist-sounding poem we know that Bishop, rather surprisingly, said: "Oh, that's my Depression poem.