Sentence examples for but rather a work from inspiring English sources

Terrestrial Nerve was not the finished article, she thought, but rather a work in progress.

It is not a masterpiece, but rather a work of skilful craftsmanship, which teasingly engages and disengages one's sympathies but leaves the reader with curiously mixed feelings.

I especially liked "What you might be overseas?" (SIE = "you" in German) and "Works at a museum, say", which is not a hint at a job, but rather a work of art (BUSTS).

And here, in a two-page close-up, are a pair of wretchedly malformed Siamese twins, fused at the neck.This is not your typical coffee-table book, but rather a work of photojournalism that documents one of the neglected legacies of the Vietnam war: the impact of America's extensive use of a defoliant known as Agent Orange.

That is to say, the Categories is not a work in primary ontology but rather a work about the expressions used to signify the sensible things around us.

This is not a harbinger of apocalypse by cowbell, but rather, a work called Monument to Walken by Bryan Zanisnik.

Hide Your Smiling Faces isn't an obviously ambitious film – it doesn't set out to offer an 81-minute novel, but rather a densely worked-out, quietly intelligent, immensely resonant short story.

Lewis Mitchell writes that the work is not a symphony in any true sense, but rather a four-movement work preceded by an invocation for solo contralto.

An e-book distributor is not a publisher, but rather a purveyor of work that has already been created.

It isn't straight criticism, but rather a little detective work on the detective film itself.

Chenet Jean-Baptiste, director of ITECA, explains, "We aren't building houses to meet a need for housing, but rather as a work of community process.