Sentence examples for but rather always from inspiring English sources

But Rather always tries to be gracious, and he did talk about it.

(This might be because Sanders has never been elected as a Democrat but, rather, always as an independent who caucuses with the Democrats in the Senate).

"He never referred to the president by name or title," Kean and Hamilton report, "but rather always said 'client' — 'Let me take this back to my client,' or 'I've got to protect my client.'" The biggest battle came over access to the White House morning intelligence report, the President's Daily Brief, especially the one dated Aug. 6, 2001, barely a month before the attack.

Part of Locke's answer in E2-5 is that what determines the will is not the appearance of greater good, but rather "always some uneasiness" (E2-4 II.xxi.29: 249—the word "uneasiness" is italicized in E5).

Playing off of these typical connotations, Irigaray uses the image of the 'lips' to figure a mode of selfhood in which the body is self-touching, not independent or 'one' but rather always already 'two,' or even 'four,'in a multiplication that takes into account the labia as well as the lips of the mouth (Irigaray 1985b and 1993).

Alexander Gauland, AfD's Brandenburg leader has previously said that Islam was "not a religion like Catholic or Protestant Christianity, but rather always associated intellectually with the takeover of a state".

The truth characteristic of the life-world is by no means an inferior form of truth when compared with the exact, scientific truth but is, rather, always a truth already presupposed in all scientific research.

Health providers are mostly not aware of the naturalization status but are rather always aware of the region of origin of the patient, and misinterpretation or insufficient medical attention related to an immigrant status should affect similarly naturalized and non-naturalized mothers.

The people involved are not genius cyber-criminals, but rather, as always, fairly ordinary, if opportunistic, people with unusual skills.

Regardless, users of geocoding tools should not wholly rely on whichever tool they use but rather should always verify their results by the methods outlined in this study or by any other established approach.

Moreover, since Kant holds that desires never cause us to act, but rather we always choose to act on a maxim even when that maxim specifies the satisfaction of a desire as the goal of our action, it also follows that we are always free in the sense that we freely choose our maxims.