Sentence examples for rather with the from inspiring English sources
This case deals, rather, with the central issue of how our political system functions.
Or, rather, with the multiplication, five Socrateses and five protégés do this.
Rather, with the arrest of Officer Slager, the video became the official story.
The difficulty lies rather with the relationship of his art to the viewer.
"The damage almost never is legal, but rather with the media and politics.
It is rather with the stream of advertising they blast you with.
What's unnerving about watching Lazio has to do, rather, with the bizarre history of the race he is stepping into.
A spokeswoman for Tiscali said Ernst & Young had not taken issue with those numbers, but rather with the company's prospects.
Rather, "with" expresses the essence of genuine coesse, i.e. of pluralism, of separation with communion (Marcel 1995, p. 39).
They content themselves rather with pointing out the ways in which expressivity can be valuable.
Or, rather, with us -- the viewing public.
