Sentence examples for but rather a consideration from inspiring English sources
The day's real message was not, in fact, about how faith conquers all but, rather, a consideration of faith's limits.
Its subject is not just the art produced at the Lyme Art Colony, but rather a consideration of the entire picture, one that embraces geography and entomology, as well as the rich social history of the Lyme area.
Romney said Roberts' decision appeared "not based upon constitutional foundation" but rather a "political consideration".
We neither expect nor demand immediate implementation but rather a re-consideration of current practices, a re-evaluation of available evidence, and effective testing to confirm or refute the validity of the proposed hypotheses.
2) One view regarded research intended to help relieve industry of a regulatory burden as not representing a societal but rather a private benefit, consideration of which is integral to the assessment of the relative burdens and benefits of the research.
"DOMA was not driven by rational considerations, but rather a desire to strike out at same-sex married couples regardless of the repercussions," Professor Alan Morrison, who co-authored the brief, said in a statement.
It was, rather, a consideration of charges of anti-Semitism against some writers and commentators on the right (and at least one on the left).
It should no longer be seen as an act of convenience or consideration, but rather, an act of submission: Submission to the male ego and submission to our screwed up rules about women and sexuality.
It's not about giving her five more tasks on top of the ten she has, but rather, taking into consideration the work that she is already doing.
Beyond that, I was proud of my home state, for quickly taking a reasonable approach that was not fueled by fear as the original argument had hoped, but rather reason and consideration.
The model was derived not from a detailed theoretical or experimental study of the underlying biological phenomena but rather from "general considerations".
