Sentence examples for what he rather from inspiring English sources
What he rather desperately believes, he said, is that "a conversation has to begin" on how Orthodox Jews — including the rabbinate — and non-Orthodox Jews can agree "to trust each other" despite the disputes.
What he does, rather, is repurpose photography.
Most of the hoopla about him has been about what he is, rather than what he would do.
What he'd rather see: the United States use up other countries' resources and preserve its own.
"He would prefer being more measured in what he says rather than shooting from the hip.
And this all leads up to what he calls, rather grandly, the "first fundamental law of capitalism": α = r * β.
Judged by what he does, rather than what he says, Hirsch is what the historian of education Diane Ravitch calls a "liberal traditionalist".
He deserves to be remembered as a true legend of the American game, and revered for what he is rather than what he isn't.
But on a bandstand, when it counted, Art Blakey was generous and open in what he did, rather than what he said.
On his own terms, Armey is best measured by what he prevents rather than what he achieves, because his goal of small government often means blocking new initiatives.
What he wanted, rather, was to assemble a picture of his father as he, Thomas, remembered him.
