Sentence examples for but rather a kind from inspiring English sources
There is no directional light or shadow but rather a kind of general irradiation.
Academic Skepticism, he insisted, is not a theory about knowledge or the world but rather a kind of argumentative strategy.
Silverman is not a music scholar, but rather a kind of biographical polymath, whose previous subjects have ranged from Cotton Mather to Harry Houdini.
There's nothing mystical about her enthusiasm for spiders, worms, shrews and foxes, but rather a kind of bustling curiosity about their strange and purposeful lives.
You can also click to learn why the song was chosen: you don't get a full breakdown but rather a kind of thumbnail summation.
Camelot here is not a formal court but, rather, a kind of improvised establishment full of necromancers, alchemists and crackpots, and that too seems right.
But the idea that it's not competition itself that breeds cheaters, but rather a specific kind of competition, which awards relative instead of absolute success, is pretty novel.
But this app is envisioned as not just an add-on to Android's existing user interface, but rather a new kind of smartphone interface altogether, explains Raefer Gabriel.
Weakness of will as the untutored understand it is not akrasia (if we reserve that term for action contrary to one's better judgment), but rather a certain kind of failure to stick to one's plans.[15] This understanding of weakness of will changes the subject in two ways.
And in an age where we're finally coming to terms with the fact that, hey, maybe everything really is just a remix, of sorts, most of us view the rampant piracy and mashing up of content as less a death toll marking the decline of creativity, a gravestone marking the demise of original thought as we know it, but rather a new kind of creative renaissance.
This suggests that cells were not undergoing apoptosis but rather a different kind of PCD, apoptosis-like or necroptosis, evidenced by the double AnnexinV/PI-stained cells at early times of treatment, observed by FACS analysis and by the incomplete chromatin condensation observed by EM analysis.
