Sentence examples for rather when you from inspiring English sources

That is to say, it's not that you can't step on the line, but rather when you step on it you have to be aware of the consequences".

Service doesn't start when you have something to give, but rather when you have nothing left to take.

One of her biggest lessons was that you do not get rewarded for what you can do, but rather when you do something extraordinary.

Rather when you deliver at health institution the HWs keep an eye on you and take good care of you.

You must not just decide that your dream is now a burning desire; rather, when you meditate on your dream, it grows in you, so that the seed which is your dream gives birth to your burning desire.

"It does seem to be rather unusual, rather bizarre, when you had a prosecutor come into the sentencing and make the statement that this was the biggest tax trial in the history of the IRS".

I believe that you need to be rather upright when you're eating.

Then again most entertainment, serious or otherwise, appears rather silly when you view it from afar.

It really is rather frightening when you see it from that position isn't it?

On descents, brake before the corners, rather than when you are already turning.

This means it's probably more useful for consulting on a casual basis rather than when you need specific advice.