Sentence examples for receive rather from inspiring English sources

And many party officials seem to be concentrating on what ministries they will receive rather than on questions of ideology.

"I will never allow myself to be defined by the accolades I receive, rather the integrity I carry through life".

The explanation, the researchers said, appears to be that people are betting at judging force they receive rather than force they put out.

If they were actually to receive rather than pay interest on their debt, calls to toughen up the system in general would probably get a more receptive hearing.

Speed also becomes around three times more important to people when choosing a broadband package when it is presented based on the speed 90% of customers would receive, rather than 10%.

Tories, who tend to receive rather than pay rent, go apoplectic at the merest suggestion of rent control, but should heed Ed Miliband's focus on the cost of living crisis.

Some of his human counterparts may end up receiving rather less welcome tidings.

Its condition received rather more attention than the hungry and the homeless of Santa Croce.

(Irene had received rather little attention before Friday, despite having a fairly dangerous-looking forecast track).

But it received rather less coverage than the more flesh-crawling parts of his speech.

And as he collected his award, he acknowledged that he had received rather a lot during his career.