Sentence examples for but rather an exceptional from inspiring English sources

She is not ordinary, but rather an exceptional person with an exceptionally complicated public history.

Mr. Annan cautions in his report that the program should not be considered a development plan for Iraq, but rather an exceptional and complicated project to fill gaps in Iraq's own public projects because of the effects of sanctions.

In May last year, days after the emergence of swine flu, the WHO removed the phrase "enormous numbers of deaths and illness" from its definition of a pandemic, saying that high mortality was not an inevitable, but rather an exceptional, quality of a pandemic.

Ever since Andover, Mr. Bush has consistently demonstrated the same kind of leadership: not a powerful intellect or dazzling policy expertise but rather an exceptional ability to make friends, work a crowd, cheer people up and take them all in his direction.

This is not necessarily a limitation of the study but rather an exceptional finding.

Overall, we conclude that premature termination in the gene body is not a general mechanism, but rather an exceptional case depending on sequence specific sites that can recruit microprocessor complex to the nascent RNA.

She's rather an exceptional person.

Ives took to the determined young man, describing him in a letter of recommendation to Harvard University as "rather an exceptional boy.

As a result, there is no one dominant cybersecurity vendor with an exceptional market share but, rather, a number of category leaders of varying sizes.

With this much introgression, and assuming that this study did not find exceptional cases, but rather a representative sample from the wild, one wonders about the genetic architecture of host-range determination.

Their target is not tribunals as such but rather the "exceptional unilateralism" that the president's order exemplified.