Sentence examples for would rather attempt from inspiring English sources
They do everything on this device and they would rather attempt to live without a heart as opposed to their hand-held device.
"The commission would rather attempt to impose a contract than work with teachers to figure out what is best for Philadelphia's kids".
She then proceeds to climb more stairs than I'd rather attempt.
It's as if the wrongdoing could turn out to be so enormous, so epic, that we would rather not attempt to grasp its scale.
Motion-sensitive lights are another oft-repeated recommendation that I had ignored, mostly because I would rather be burglarized than attempt electrical work.
The more he insists that something significant is going on in this book, the more Sorrentino unwittingly confirms Kael's argument, that European arthouse cinema would rather appear beautifully meaningful than attempt anything so vulgar as to mean something.
I used to be an ironworker and I am no stranger to hard work, but now I have an energetic 10-month-old who would rather follow me around thwarting any attempt I make at productivity than play with his toys, and I am four months pregnant with twins.
This concerns the gall of two deeply unappealing politicians attempting to influence a party that would rather move on from their legacies.
Providers would rather engage with consumers in the first instance, and then attempt to persuade them to choose their service, than not be approached at all.
I would rather see him go all guns blazing than attempt to defend his way to the bell.
