Sentence examples for you will rather from inspiring English sources

Grace, if you will, rather than power, or perhaps power through grace.

The games I enjoy most are the ones that allow you to make of them what you will, rather than be dictated to by a linear progression.

The "4D man" report pointed to an individual interpretation of man – masculinity with a million dimensions, if you will – rather than a rigid conformity to one simplistic typology or another in terms of outlook, orientation or choice of car, coffee or coat.

It's mainly going to be used as a first line of defense — a warning, if you will — rather than as a full-on death weapon.

There's no desktop version of Soundwave itself; this is purely about providing a way to plug desktop web listening data into the service — picking up where the 'scrobbling' feature of Last.fm left off, if you will — rather than extending the number of platforms where Soundwave and all of its music discovery and social features can be consumed.

Why not have Mr. Spock, a superior philosophical being (a member of the Vulcan race) evolve to a higher plane of existence (consciousness, if you will) rather than just die?

Carsten Brzeski, a senior economist at ING in Brussels, told Reuters: "If you think about the psychology of price, I think you'll rather see a rounding down to 95 cents than an upward adjustment".

"Ultimately, that means you will contract rather than grow".

"Couch this in terms of results you will achieve, rather than tasks performed, so you have flexibility around how you get your work completed," Mr. Henham says.

You will be rather surprised to know that the price tag of attending a private college will move up to $102,097 for public universities.

Bring stuff you will need rather than bring stuff you don't necessarily need and fill up your inventory.