Sentence examples for but rather a good from inspiring English sources

Yes, it's all camp as Christmas - but rather a good giggle with it.

He was content to play the ball on its merits, an old-fashioned strategy but rather a good one.

"He was not, to me, famous," he said, but rather "a good grandfather in that he didn't forget my birthdays".

Financial magazines Fortune, Money, and Wealth a cable-news network, CNN, and even The Economist (Economist.com) seem to be banking on this trend.Clearly, generic terms can become robust brands as people associate them with valuable products and services, because what builds a brand in the mind of a customer is not a good name but rather a good experience.

Playing with hardware limitations as a designer doesn't need to be constraining and frustrating but rather a good start to find interesting solutions.

The great thing about building successful software applications is that you don't really need a proper education, but rather a good understanding of markets and obviously knowledge of how to program.

The Titans were not your normal 9-7 wild-card clunker, but rather a very good team that won 13 of 16 games this season.

This is not meant to be a belly laughs comedy, but rather a feel good I've-been-there-with my-mother-many-times comedy.

A high score is not proof that a company is doing anything wrong indeed, Petrohawk says its accounting follows the rules –but rather just a good reason to worry.

This isn't an anti-gun control argument, or an argument that exclusively lays the blame for gun violence on media, but rather a reminder that good dads need to first take stock of the things that they control.

But Novak says he appreciated that Flaherty didn't treat him like a celeb, but rather a guy with a good idea that wasn't great yet.