Sentence examples for try rather from inspiring English sources

But it's important to at least try, rather than simply and uncritically accepting it.

They usually opt to try, rather than liquidate the firm.During the wave of bankruptcies in the late 1980s and early 1990s, the merits of this were more obvious.

The stalemate persists.In this section The south is a mess too Give it another try Rather perky Bananas v oranges ReprintsBut things may again be moving.

Funny props elevate a few of the images, although the humor may not always be intentional: A poster of kittens hovers over two vampish ladies, and art books scattered here and there try, rather transparently, to disguise more prurient interests.

According to a Basra teacher: "Whether the prisoners were Israeli terrorists or just a bad version of Lawrence of Arabia, the British have shown their disdain for justice".In this section The south is a mess too Give it another try Rather perky Bananas v oranges ReprintsGiven last year's violence, the altercation was not surprising.

Perhaps one simply can't describe what's so astonishing about "Potato Head Blues" — to me, it's that Armstrong has miraculously made a trumpet laugh — but someone who's thought about it as much as Teachout has should at least try, rather than leaning excessively (and pretentiously) on Woody Allen to do the job.

Those failing to reach this at 16 will keep trying, rather than leaving.

And the French are trying, rather uncharacteristically, to avoid any hint of triumphalism.

His lab was trying rather to discover new antibiotics for fighting pathogens that are resistant to multiple drugs.

It also sought to limit the number of suspects being tried – rather, some say, than implicate its own ranks.

Instead he tries, rather feebly, to make the tokens of political significance stand in for its substance.