Sentence examples for but rather appear from inspiring English sources
Or is the issue not that this is the age of terrorism but the age of immigration from a new set of countries ones whose people may not look the way that Trump thinks Americans should look but, rather, appear frightening to him?
Also, the throbbing and pulsatile nature of migraine headache is not coupled to the frequency of arterial pulsations [97, 98], but rather appear coupled to endogenous brain oscillations related to alpha power [98].
Also, the notifications are no longer tucked away under a menu, but rather, appear as a notification "drawer" similar to Android's native notification system (only down the bottom of the screen).
However, unlike Kiip, PaeDae has chosen to white-label their offering so that the offers are not tied to any 3rd party, but rather appear to come from the offering brand itself — an interesting approach.
Haehnlein et al. (2010) also noted that the legal status of the use of geothermal energy can vary considerably even among the different states of a single country and that the defined threshold values are generally not based on reliable scientific analysis but rather appear to be arbitrary.
Moreover, many censured propositions that seem to have been derived from the examined works that originated at the arts faculty in the thirteenth century do not really represent the author's own view, but rather appear to be quotations or paraphrases from Aristotle, from Arabic philosophers, or from "the philosophers" as Hissette himself indicates.
In seeking an ontology of cinema (in dream and in death), he locates an existential element that adheres not to performance but to directing, an unmistakable quality to any film which is not made as filmed theatre but rather appears as some existence we call film.
Forensic pathologists said Peach's head injuries were unlikely to have been caused by a baton, but rather appeared to have been the result of a blow from an unauthorised weapon such as a lead-weighted rubber cosh, a hosepipe filled with lead shot, or possibly a police radio.
In contrast, the C-terminal domain of Nup153 is not restricted to one particular subdomain of the NPC but rather appears to be highly flexible.
Secondly, when they moved, the participants did not necessarily move to better positions but rather, appeared to choose their new location randomly [Figure S7 in Additional file 1].
As neither rofecoxib nor NS-398 affected TF expression, this effect does not seem to be related to COX-2 inhibition but rather appears to be mediated by an increase in p38, ERK, and p70S6K activation.
