Sentence examples for but rather attempting from inspiring English sources

In the beach and sea pictures of 1865 67 Monet was plainly not trying to reproduce faithfully the scene before him as examined in detail but rather attempting to record on the spot the impression that relaxed, momentary vision might receive what is seen rather than what is known, with all its vitality and movement.

argued that the subcommittee was not making a political statement surrounding the terminology, but rather attempting to ensure the language chosen by the Library of Congress matches that of the U.S. legal code.

"Certainly, the Synod was not about settling all the issues having to do with the family, but rather attempting to see them in the light of the Gospel and the church's tradition and two-thousand-year history, bringing the joy of hope without falling into a facile repetition of what is obvious or has already been said," the Pope said in his concluding speech.

'This does not mean', as Segal (1993) has argued, 'ignoring the prevalence and variety of exploitative, abusive, and coercive actions from men, quite the contrary, but rather attempting to situate them within the social and discursive conditions and frameworks that either foster or discourage such behaviour' (638).

His own borrowings are not acts of imitation or homage but rather attempts to absorb and extend what other filmmakers have done.

Understood in this way, phenomenology does not place itself outside the sciences but, rather, attempts to make understandable what takes place in the various sciences and thus to thematize the unquestioned presuppositions of the sciences.

It does not specifically address the many aerodynamic problems associated with such vehicles, but rather attempts to describe, in fundamental terms, the nature of the flow field.

CLBA does not keep track of this different categories of keypoints but rather attempts to remove them in the successive iterations.

Justification Logic does not directly analyze what it means for \(t\) to justify \(F\) beyond the format \(t : F\), but rather attempts to characterize this relation axiomatically.

The filter approach does not take into account the particular model being used for prediction, but rather attempts to determine a priori which descriptors are likely to contain useful information.

Gadamer's own work can thus be seen as an attempt to take up the path of Heidegger's later thought in a way that does not abandon, but rather attempts to work with our existing language.