Sentence examples for but rather a new from inspiring English sources

Man does not represent a new type of being but rather a new manifestation or form.

Satyagraha seeks to conquer through conversion: in the end, there is neither defeat nor victory but rather a new harmony.

Someone (or ones) who can invent not a new religion but, rather, a new way of being religious.

"One's destination is never a place," he wrote too, "but rather a new way of looking at things".

Ken Novice, the Geffen's managing director, said in a phone interview that the play will not be the film regurgitated, but rather a new look at the book.

These were not the old rap stars, but rather a new generation that represented a coming of age of the hip-hop Internet.

If the treatment failed or was discontinued due to an adverse event, linezolid and vancomycin patients were switched to second-line daptomycin, and first-line daptomycin patients to second-line linezolid therapy based on expert opinion that if patients were failing initial therapy they would not be switched to vancomycin, but rather a newer agent with better tissue penetration.

As Liebling readily admitted, he was not exactly Ernie Pyle but, rather, a New York reporter of a particular kind.

Spare a thought for the music critic this Christmas, for whom the festive period is not "the most wonderful time of the year", but rather a whole new circle of hell.

That's right, not Compaq, not Voodoo, not HP, but rather a whole new entity!

Well, not this used one, but rather a brand new one?