Sentence examples for but rather actively from inspiring English sources
Recipient governments do not just passively receive aid but rather actively attempt to manage their foreign aid donors.
Disabled people – indeed, the vast range of people in Britain who rely on benefits – have not simply been ignored by Labour in recent years but rather actively sacrificed.
Heidegger is thus an ethical realist, one whose phenomenological investigations led him to recognize that the world is no mute partner but, rather, actively contributes to our most profound sense of what matters (see below and Thomson 2004).
The versatility and flexibility of their behavior show clearly they are not machine-like automatons, but rather actively thinking and feeling beings.
Thus, this finding implies that humans are not only passively exposed to social chemosignals, but rather actively search for them.
They found that MALAT1 did not alter alternative splicing but rather actively regulated gene expression including a set of metastasis-associated genes.
Scientists do this by seeing populations not as inherently homogeneous or heterogeneous, but rather by actively working to produce homogeneity along some dimensions and heterogeneity along others in their study populations.
Their contention is that sugar is hardly "an empty calorie," but rather an actively harmful one: "Fructose can trigger processes that lead to liver toxicity and a host of other chronic metabolic diseases".
Lasker seized on the newer ideal of advertising that was emerging that it should seek not merely to passively inform the public about a particular product but rather to actively sell that product by changing people's attitudes through the use of images, slogans, endorsements, and other sales techniques.
Kwaito's Promise exemplifies the ways in which ethnomusicology cannot just follow the tides, but rather must actively contribute meaningful and unique perspectives to critical conversations across disciplines.
Bensaude Vincent argues that terms such as 'public engagement' and 'responsible innovation' are 'value-laden', and not meant to be 'revolutionary' but rather to actively help smooth changes in values in society.
