Sentence examples for we must rather from inspiring English sources

But surely we're better being able to watch if we feel we must, rather than left with disinfected despair?

This, perhaps, we must rather attribute to the favour of the gods than to the prudence of Fabius.

We must rather promote that these jobs are actually in high demand with paychecks to match.

It follows, then, that we must ensure that the haulage firms and the drivers who work for them do not see the rules and the monitoring of them as some sort of bureaucratic harassment, and that we must, rather than allowing people to talk only about the evils of Europe, always turn the conversation round to the added value that will accrue to it through improved road safety.

We feel we must do, rather than reflect and pause".

For the sake of national unity, we must question, rather than merely accept, the new nationalism.

RESPECTING — We must allow rather than try to change people with a different viewpoint.

The new idea offered by the contemporary culture of cosmetic surgery is that it is the vessel itself that we must value, rather than the soul or spirit that it contains.

We must look rather to the language of the statute, read in the light of its purpose and its legislative history, to ascertain whether the 'order' for which the review in court is provided, is contrasted with forms of administrative action differently described as a purposeful means of excluding them from the review provisions.

Whether the inept governments of the world are capable of switching them off at the right time is a different question and potentially another crisis for another time, but that eventuality is a risk we must bear rather than endure the certainty of a grinding depression through much of the next decade.

Circumstances must rather be adapted to.