Sentence examples for but rather a matter from inspiring English sources

This other frontier is not a place, but rather a matter of knowledge.

Tapps had said the issue with Beren Academy was not a religious one but rather a matter of scheduling.

It is not that the lawyers are unsympathetic, legal experts argue, but rather a matter of economics.

Instead look to those who say we have the technologies, the costs are low and the problem is not technological but rather a matter of political will.

Indeed it is not even an answer to a question, but rather "a matter of living life in a certain way".

Pushing ahead with "Bonnie & Clyde," Mr. Wildhorn said in an interview, was not a matter of money — he is a multimillionaire from years of songwriting and overseas productions — but rather a matter of respect.

I did not detect denial from these elders but rather a matter-of-fact approach to dying and a willingness to discuss it and what it means.

His family was told, when Parsons was still alive, the photo was not a police matter, but rather a "community matter".

Olson said he wanted to "reassure everyone that this isn't a health scare, but rather a personal matter that needs my undivided attention".

Alice Vedova, a member of Ridgewood's meeting since the 1950's, said the reluctance to recruit was not due to shyness, but was rather a matter of faith.

But imagine my surprise when an assistant recently explained to me, as I prepped her for her thrice-daily farmers'-market run, that boiled water is not a specific product but rather a state of matter!