Sentence examples for but rather adds from inspiring English sources
Pelecanos's foray into Strange's past does not in the end diminish, but rather adds to, our sense of his complexity and humanity.
Whenever you select a song for download, the words "Request Added" appear on the screen; confusingly, the player doesn't begin downloading immediately, but rather adds your requests to a list that's sometimes downloading and sometimes not.
The app doesn't steal followers or duplicate current Instagram functionality, but rather adds to the overall Instagram experience.
The assay is not on its way to development as a diagnostic, but rather adds to our understanding of the genetics of cancer.
Our data has shown that the social context of the GMV does not hinder the effectiveness of the CE, but rather adds value to the encounter by providing opportunities for peer learning and mutual support.
For Mr Hollande the euro-zone fiscal capacity "should not be subtracted" from the EU budget, but rather added to it.
One of the many pleasures of this deeply idiosyncratic show is witnessing Smith not committing career suicide but rather adding to his stock in playing the quixotic, immature film director Maxim, whose Palme d'Or counts for nothing as he makes his latest movie and chases the elusive light.
This time, the Board did not eliminate evolution but, rather, added a large amount of antievolution material themed around intelligent design.
Pichai did not leave his existing duties but rather added the Android brief to his Chrome and apps portfolio, suggesting a unifying impetus for the job changes.
Update 2: As as one final update, as Jim Dalrymple of The Loop notes the thing that perhaps makes the most sense: "a new iPad that won't really replace the iPad 2, but rather add to the product line".
A further motive of this research is to ascertain the relationship between natural religion and Christianity, which leads to the conclusion that there is no conflict between Christian law and natural law but instead a profound and fundamental agreement, since Christ did not nullify and abolish natural law but rather added to it moral precepts and rites that completed and perfected it.
