Sentence examples for but rather a tiny from inspiring English sources

Does articulating a thought in public freeze it in place somehow, making it not part of a thought process but rather a tiny little finished sculpture?

The Mental is not an independent realm parallel to and equal to the Material, but rather a tiny, rather insignificant fragment of Being, dependent upon, even if not reducible to, the physical or biological nature of living beings.

Does articulating a thought in public freeze it in place somehow, making it not part of a thought process but rather a tiny little finished sculpture?" I wonder much the same thing.

It's an electronic type — you're not peering through glass, but rather into a tiny screen — but it's amazing.

Complaints about the advertising review process, she maintains, are rarely from the public but rather from a tiny cadre of professional complainers.

The feelings of an offended ethnic minority, though (or rather a tiny minority within a minority) rank more highly.

With elite runners, the question is not so much technique but rather the tiny physiological differences that make one smooth, relaxed, fast runner win every race while another, who looks equally good, falls behind.

Any lingering pretence of commitment to the kind of growth that is of benefit to the majority rather than a tiny rich minority was finally abandoned by George Osborne in the 2013 budget.

Yet three months later, we haven't seen any revolutionary advertising on the platform, but rather tiny baby steps.

"It places audio in your surroundings, not digital images, so you can focus on the amazing world around you — rather than a tiny display," said John Gordon, vice president of the Consumer Electronics Division at Bose in a statement.

Marco Rubio sees a "clash of civilizations," as if the anti-civilizational barbarism of Isis now represents all rather than a tiny slice of Islam and a war against a religion is anything but a deranged idea.